Sentence examples for applied as to from inspiring English sources

It is not sufficient, however, to show that the state Act might be so construed and applied as to dilute, impair, or defeat those rights.

"The political question doctrine, a tool for maintenance of governmental order, will not be so applied as to promote only disorder". Baker, supra, at 215, 82 S.Ct., at 709.

– The design notice shall be so located and applied as to give reasonable notice of design protection while the useful article embodying the design is passing through its normal channels of commerce.

By so placing and tensioning the tendons, the resulting compressive forces can be so applied as to induce a bending opposite to that caused by the applied load, thereby requiring less concrete.

The LEDs also blink at a heightened pace when too much pressure is applied, as to alert the artist if they're too preoccupied looking down at what they are painting to notice the color on the screen.

Since at least the middle of the 20th century, the term interior decorator has been so loosely applied as to be nearly meaningless, with the result that other, more descriptive terms have come into use.

"Restrictions should also apply as to the number of Chinese workers who could work on UK-based nuclear projects.

Restrictions may apply as to the liquidity of this account while it is in use.

Her total disregard for convention applied as much to singing as to her spectacularly messy life.

(The prosecution acknowledged that its arguments applied as much to the Times as to WikiLeaks).

Her blusher was applied as if to say "see how hard I'm trying".