Sentence examples for applied to particular from inspiring English sources

Both War and Peace and Anna Karenina advance the idea that ethics can never be a matter of timeless rules applied to particular situations.

Such a view obscures ways in which an idea of open might be strategically applied to particular ends, and largely ignores the ways in which closure is a very everyday part of science, often very positively.

Last week, the home minister, Sushil Kumar Shinde said in a statement that the government will take steps to amend the criminal law so that the death penalty could be applied to particular cases of rape like this one.

This new focus in turn bolstered the concept of law as an evolutionary process rather than a static set of rules to be applied to particular facts and, according to Professor Post, made it less likely for justices to acquiesce in decisions with which they did not agree.

When editors like William Caxton divided texts like Thomas Malory's "Morte d'Arthur" into chapters, as he did in his 1485 edition, it was largely to permit readers to choose which moments of the story could be applied to particular moral teachings.

Hence, rather than thinking of evolutionary theory as one unified structure grounded in major inductive generalizations, one should think of it (as one should think of all scientific theories) as being a cluster of models, formulated independently of experience and then applied to particular situations.

Detailed rules of budgetary behaviour apply to particular circumstances to determine whether deficits of borrowing are permitted.

Ask yourself why you're attracted by certain jobs, what your motivations are, why you're applying to particular organisations in certain industries?

Hailperin's analysis did not apply to particular propositions.

Women led companies can apply to particular programs and funds which are specially set up to encourage female entrepreneurs.

This result applies to particular instances of the single-source Hose model.