Sentence examples for applied exclusively to from inspiring English sources

The city argued that the federal Medicaid law applied exclusively to the state.

Critics have called the policy discriminatory because, until now, it has applied exclusively to Haitians.

Based on custom or legislation, it applied exclusively to Roman citizens.

The name Cumbria, like Cambria, is a Latinized version of the Welsh Cymry or Cymru (now applied exclusively to Wales).

The "Bombaloo" idea of a split self is applied exclusively to tantrums, but the recent "Sourpuss and Sweetie Pie," by Norton Juster (Scholastic; $16.95), posits that all forms of childhood anger from pickiness to frustration with errands are a form of dissociative disorder.

The "Bombaloo" idea of a split self is applied exclusively to tantrums, but the recent "Sourpuss and Sweetie Pie," by Norton Juster (Scholastic; $16.95), posits that all forms of childhood anger — from pickiness to frustration with errands — are a form of dissociative disorder.

The current lowering of the talent bar doesn't apply exclusively to the famous and infamous.

Law firms know it's highly unlikely that you're applying exclusively to them.

Some insurance experts were surprised to discover that the legislation applies exclusively to terrorism committed by foreign groups or nations.

The English, however, came to apply exclusively to the Hollanders the term Dutch, which previously they had applied to all German speakers (from German Deutsch, Dutch Duits).

The BOA rule, introduced in 1992 and applying to any athlete banned for six months or more for drug offences, applies exclusively to Olympics and is now the only lifetime ban in world sport.