Sentence examples for applied laws from inspiring English sources

The selective use of tax audits and safety inspections, as well as arbitrarily applied laws and regulations, are burdensome and deeply disruptive to NGO activities.

Some believe that the load on players ought to be mitigated by universally applied laws regulating the amount of contact clubs are allowed to put their players through in training, as happens in the NFL.

In an interview with an Iranian online magazine, Ebrahimi's lawyer, Hassan Aghakhani, said he hoped the judiciary could at the very least suspend his client's sentence until all branches of the court applied laws on child executions uniformly.

But critics say that Congress and some former officials are applying a double standard in having passed anti-terrorism legislation and vigorously applied laws that have sent people to prison for far less direct support of a banned group than that now being given to the MEK.

Those generally applied laws must not have any special exceptions; they must be laws that are accepted by all countries that welcome immigrants".

With the assumption of a reduced interfacial friction between water and steam as compared to usually applied laws, the melt breakup, energy release from the melt and pressurisation of the vessel observed in the experiments are reproduced with a reasonable accuracy.

One loosely applied law for the rich.

She added, "It says, 'We apply laws and don't cave in to pressure.' ".

Professor Manheim added that judges were generally averse to applying laws retroactively unless there was "unmistakable intent" to do so.

How are these shifting baselines affecting how we apply laws such as the ESA?

Again, an example of prosecutors improperly applying laws to situations they weren't intended for.