Sentence examples for application of the common from inspiring English sources
Second, the application of the common external tariff means that the UK's trade remedies (policies that allow governments to take action against imports harming a domestic industry) would be administered by Brussels, with no input from the UK.
The document, obtained by the Guardian, adds that in order for the UK and EU to keep to commitments on sustainable fishing – contained within the United Nations stocks agreement – "it is difficult to see any alternative to the continued application of the common fisheries policy".
Agreement is nominal when the same name is predicated of wholly different things, without there being any objective basis for the application of the common name; such is the case of equivocal names.
We are also of the view that the application of the common heritage of mankind principle in the new treaty would serve both to promote a sustainable access regime and ensure a benefit-sharing regime.
However, the application of the common therapist manoeuvres to manage secretions in critical respiratory patients was essential for the success of the FBO-NPPV strategy in our RSICU [ 30].
The Courts ruling is not based upon a sound application of the common-law principles that should inform our decisions implementing FELA.
The multi-scale and multi-physics nature of the problem in combination with the significant complexity of the geometries involved renders the application of the common-practice computational fluid dynamics (CFD) methods impractical.
Members of the rehabilitation team should be familiar with the classification, designs, and applications of the common upper limb orthoses mentioned in this chapter.
These results suggest that the optimal application of these common tumor markers could promote the clinical screening and diagnosis of gastric cancer.
The application of these common standards across databases is a necessary, but not sufficient, step to improving the consistency, transparency, and reliability of observational research.
Among many of its applications, one of the common uses is to improve the ground for deep excavations.
