Sentence examples for Remain applicable from inspiring English sources
The other parameters in the Vrentas Duda model remain applicable.
Other laws remain applicable and could affect the holders of book-entry securities.
The Court does offer a glimmer of hope by reserving in a footnote the possibility of an exception: Chapman may remain applicable, it suggests, in some "unusual" cases.
Notwithstanding the MR elimination of the appearance of impropriety standard, the standard should remain applicable to attorneys who are in public office.
Those requirements remain applicable to real estate loan modifications but could be adapted in part by the credit union in their written loan workout policy for other loans.
Speedups similar to those presented are expected for other separable kernels and, we argue, will also remain applicable for problems of higher dimensionality.
By the second year of the war fighter tactics emerged on all sides emphasizing basic concepts that, with modification, remained applicable through the jet age.
Upon removal of nonattainment NSR provisions for a revoked NAAQS, the state remains subject to the obligation to adopt and implement the major source threshold and offset ratio requirements for nonattainment NSR that apply or applied to the area for the remaining applicable NAAQS consistent with paragraph VII.A of this Ruling.
28 On the other hand, the petitioner contends that the 1949 Regulations remained applicable to his case, since he was not advised of the existence of the 1951 Regulations until after his discharge had been accomplished and the present court proceedings had been commenced.
In the book, they are presented independently of specific models, so that the main ideas are explained, while remaining applicable to various situations.
The objectives of a credit shelter trust are to ensure that an amount of property equal to the decedent's remaining applicable exclusion amount ultimately passes to the next generation without being taxed in the estate of the decedent and, further, without being subsequently included in the gross estate of the surviving spouse upon his/her death.
