Sentence examples for application of them from inspiring English sources

The trading procedures of other major exchanges throughout the world employ the principles that have been described above, although they vary in their application of them.

"We've done a lot, but a lot more work needs to be done," Paul Takemoto, an agency spokesman, said, acknowledging the need for additional security measures and a more even application of them.

Judge Cassell sentenced Mr. Croxford to about 12 years, slightly less than the guidelines would have called for and slightly more than would have been generated by a partial application of them that ignored the unproved conduct.

The short answer is that the moral law most emphatically existed – a claim that can be robustly defended, in another time and place – and anyway, legal codes and principles everywhere existed which proscribed, within their own jurisdictions, the kinds of crimes that the Nazis committed; so the Nuremberg principles were, in effect, just an extension and application of them.

Though Artaud's theories – and Castellucci's application of them – have little to do with outright sadism and are more about forging an all-engulfing, painfully immediate and blindly fearless form of total theatre, there can be little doubt that he understands the cathartic power of outrage.

Moreover, the transformation rules must be so formulated that there is an effective way of telling whether any purported application of them is a correct application or not, and hence whether a purported proof of a theorem really is a proof or not.

All of these new expressions are among the 3,500 additions to the just-published edition of the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, updated to record new words or new applications of them that have entered the language since its last revision, in 1993.

In the following, we will give some applications of them.

However, the high viscosity hinders the applications of them.

Immediate applications of them have been in deriving interesting identities for the special polynomials or numbers.

These catalysts are toxic and dangerous and the applications of them cause environmental problems.