Sentence examples for apply generally from inspiring English sources
He tabled an unequivocal statement that he had consulted the solicitor general in relation to the Legal Services Direction: Section 55ZF of the Judiciary Act 1903 empowers the attorney general to issue directions, which are to apply generally to Commonwealth legal work, or are to apply to Commonwealth legal work being performed, or to be performed, in relation to a particular matter.
While the content of the measure is, of course, specific to CBT-E, the general principles involved in its development and testing apply generally and are also a focus of this report.
Ofcom said that ITV "added" to the young girl's distress and failed to apply "generally accepted standards of broadcasting".
Some are still trying to work out whether they are caught within the scope of the laws, which apply generally to Australian telecommunications companies.
Conditions that apply generally to employees, members or not, like paid leave entitlements, are a function of having unions strong enough to secure and maintain them as standard.
According to Ofcom's code, broadcasters must apply "generally accepted standards" meaning that any material they air which might be offensive or explicit must be able to be justified by context, such as whether children are likely to see it.
Rules are general commands (applying generally to a class), as contrasted with specific or individual commands ("drink wine today" or "John Major must drink wine").
"To be a great autocrat you must be a great barbarian," said Joseph Conrad; but the thought applies generally.
This article discusses evolution as it applies generally to living things.
When applied generally to the nation's health care system, that meant about $700 billion could be saved.
Last October, the F.C.C. in consultation with the White House budget office ordered the company to begin applying generally accepted accounting principles for federal agencies by Oct. 1, 2004.
