Sentence examples for application inappropriately from inspiring English sources

Despite the Nixon/Agnew demagoguery, in 1972 the LDF prevailed and the U.S. Supreme Court's Furman decision stopped state killing, finding its application inappropriately "wanton" and "freakish" and expressing concern about possible racial bias.

It has been unclear whether the failure to translate promising results from animal studies in AKI into successful human trials has been caused by lack of therapeutic efficacy or inappropriately delayed application of the intervention.

Ben Summerskill, chief executive of the gay rights group Stonewall, who has said he will not be re-applying for a fresh term as a commissioner, told the committee: "Trevor has also interfered twice inappropriately with applications in order to promote the candidacy of less well-qualified friends of his".

It addresses rights of household participants to obtain knowledge and control over the intelligent IoT agents operating (and perhaps "quartering") in their personal and intimate spheres, as well as to be free from inappropriately opportunistic applications associated with IoT systems.

For higher values, above 200 ms, the application becomes too opportunistic and adapts inappropriately (i.e. when opportunities are only transient).

"Inappropriate products were sold inappropriately by many.

Application of a surface coating product using an inappropriately high-pressure spray gun caused acute respiratory distress, not only in workers operating the spray gun, but also in persons located elsewhere in the building.

And agency officials have acknowledged that specialists inappropriately used keywords like "Tea Party" and "Patriots" in searching through applications.

The Federal Reserve Board levied an $85 million civil fine on Wells Fargo for steering borrowers inappropriately into subprime loans and falsifying income information on loan applications.

In cases involving New York State Indians, he helped define the application of a 1790 federal law to land that tribes claimed New York State had inappropriately acquired from them.

It also outlines various blocking or delaying tactics inappropriately employed by councils, which seem to involve smothering applicants in official forms, asking them to prove that they are homeless (councils are required to make their own enquiries) or deferring applications because the applicant "appears" to be a non-priority.