Sentence examples for adopted in applying from inspiring English sources

That legal analysis, according to Mr. Clinton's spokesmen, formed part of the argument that Mr. Rich's lawyer, Jack Quinn, adopted in applying to Mr. Clinton for the pardon.

In light of these findings, caution should be adopted in applying a blanket deltaic interpretation of shallow marine deposits comprising similar medium scale clinoforms.

Spectral methods are an efficient and highly accurate techniques adopted in applied mathematics and fluid dynamics to numerically solve linear and nonlinear differential equations and integral equations (see, e.g., [1 4] and the references therein).

Erie's ordinance, adopted in 1994, applies throughout the city.

A recurring theme in several unchallenged resolutions asserted that the Fourth Geneva Convention, adopted in 1949, applied in the occupied territories, and explicitly included Jerusalem in that category.

We made quite clear that the standard of review we adopted in Turner applies to all circumstances in which the needs of prison administration implicate constitutional rights.

The original agreement adopted in 1875 applied only to letter mail; other postal services, such as parcel post and international money orders, have been regulated by supplementary agreements that are binding only on signing members.

Since the previous set, dating to 2008, had never been implemented, a standard first adopted in 1997 still applies.

The Railway Labor Act, a law adopted in 1926 that applies only to the railroad and airline industries, forces workers and management into a collective bargaining process so as not to disrupt service.

Table 1 provides an overview of the variables adopted in the scenarios applied to the case studies, which are explained and justified in the following sections.

This way of thinking has been widely adopted in the various applied ethics approaches, which have flourished in the last decade or so in order to make the governance of science more ethically friendly, so to say (Landeweerd et al. 2015).