Sentence examples for applies globally from inspiring English sources

But if French law applies globally, how long will it be until other countries - perhaps less open and democratic - start demanding that their laws regulating information likewise have global reach?

I think we should be allowed to own automatic weapons; we should have the right to own all the terrible implements of war, as [American political philosopher] Tench Coxe said, and I think this principle probably applies globally".

Copyright law applies globally and is regulated by a number of international treaties and conventions, so wherever you are in the world, and however you wish to reproduce the material, you must obtain the prior, written consent of the rights holder or their agent.

Though for the most part we have only experienced petty disagreements in comparison to the fights and wars that occur all around us in this world, the lesson of forgiveness, as taught by the Tanner family of Full House, applies globally.

IBM execs argue the company sticks to a set of guidelines that it applies globally.

One important point re: Facebook and GDPR is that the standard applies globally, i.e. for all Facebook users whose data is processed by its international entity, Facebook Ireland (and thus within the EU); but not necessarily universally — with Facebook users in North America not legally falling under the scope of the regulation.

Unfortunately, the individual tree level is too resource intensive to be applied globally as of yet, though a global urban tree density map would highly advance carbon estimates for an LCA equivalent to a recent available global tree density map of 1 km2 resolution by Crowther et al. [93].

"The issue is you don't have a seamless set of standards that apply globally from end to end in the global network with the same level of sensitivity," said Robert W. Mann Jr., an aviation industry expert in Port Washington, N.Y.

But this may not apply globally, as our preferences are also heavily culturally related.

The Treasury says it would only back a financial transaction tax applied globally.

Britain would back such a tax in the unlikely event it applied globally.