Sentence examples for apply in relation from inspiring English sources

The same rules apply when contacting somebody via email, Facebook or Twitter that apply in relation to face-to-face meetings and phone conversations.

The advice says: "Generally speaking, the laws of the flag state apply in relation to ships, and except in certain circumstances, only the flag state can exercise jurisdiction in relation to ships entitled to fly the flag of that state".

The criteria also apply in relation to fungal hyphae and the establishment of mycelial cords.

Mr Langen, if other euro zone countries had as much budgetary discipline and even half the economic growth of the Slovak Republic, the euro might have been an even stronger currency, not to mention the restrictive measures on labour market access that some countries continue to apply in relation to some new EU Member States.

For iPTH, the range suggested in the KDIGO guidelines for CKD Stage 5 patients on dialysis corresponds to approximately 130 600 pg/mL, taking into account the different iPTH assays in use commercially [ 26], and therefore our findings of increased costs in patients with iPTH > 600 pg/mL would be expected to apply in relation to the KDIGO target range.

"The need to review the absurd and cruel double standard still applied in relation to sexual conduct of the clergy remains an urgent task for the church".

And yet another audit office report published two months ago says the same problems remain, and that the Slipper judgment "highlighted that... it is very difficult for the standards of accountability... to be effectively applied in relation to entitlements expenditure by parliamentarians".

"Without recourse to the PFA decision available, the maximum two-week fine provided for in standard player contracts will now be applied in relation to the misconduct of Carlos Tévez," it said.

The SCOR metrics are applied in relation with operation attributes.

The index was applied in relation to 24 test areas representing different types of landscape scenes.

In practice, the latter only applied in relation to the presence or absence of the 'disease of the mind' component.  .