Sentence examples for application of foreign from inspiring English sources

Nothing prevents firms from using foreign arbitration but losers may delay the application of foreign rulings for years (though not for ever) by filing objections in Brazilian courts.

Finally, the technology cycle refers to the growth effects that derive from the profitable adoption and application of foreign technologies in domestic production processes [Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) 2013 6 7].

The jury chose not to consider the contract due to a Kansas law which forbids the application of foreign law in court, effectively prohibiting sharia law.

Although 'comprehensiveness/scope of practice' measurements have existed as a questionnaire [ 12] or as subdomains of questionnaires [ 13– 15] in several countries, differences in the health care system and the delivery of primary care services make a simple application of foreign scales difficult.

The legislation proposed by Republican politician Jeff Leach, Texas House Bill 562, would prohibit the application of any "foreign laws" should they infringe upon federal or state law.

It is well understood that the Foreign Office's priority is the promotion and application of UK foreign policy to ensure the fostering of stable international, political, and economic relations.

Three of these techniques involve application of a foreign substance on or near the body (e.g., heat or cold) and one technique, directed breathing, could be performed by the patient as part of many other techniques.

One would undercut the range of new derivatives rules under Dodd-Frank — on transparency, capital and business standards — by delaying and weakening their application to foreign branches of American banks.

He required the businessmen to pay a fee to the National Revolutionary Movement – the official party of the regime – in return for the processing of applications for foreign aid contracts and import licenses.

These therapies were designed to act on the gastro-oesophageal junction and reinforce mechanically the anti-reflux barrier by three different ways: suturing, radiofrequency energy application, or implantation of foreign materials.

Republican Senator Ben Sasse said Saturday, "The president should ask that this full (FISA) application regarding surveillance of foreign operatives or operations be made available, ideally to the full public, and a bare minimum to the U.S. Senate".