Sentence examples for apply its terms from inspiring English sources

GDPR applies only to the EU, but given the scale of the market, many companies are deciding it's easier – not to mention a public relations win – to apply its terms globally.

Or is it selectively applying its terms of service?

If no new agreement can be concluded during this grace period, the expired agreement will cease to apply, except its terms on base salary, maternity, child, education and hazardous work allowances (ILO 2014).

Notice that when a repeated measures ANOVA with no grouping factor is applied, its SS error term contains both the group-by-occasion interaction term and the residual error from the repeated measures ANOVA with a grouping factor.

While this general statement applied by its terms only to one who was ultimately indicted by the grand jury, its reasoning applies with like force to one who seeks to make an evidentiary challenge to grand jury proceedings on the basis of his status as a prospective witness.

The former 18 U.S.C. 284, which contained a 2-year disqualification against postemployment activities in connection with claims against the United States, applied by its terms to persons who had served as commissioned officers and whose active service had ceased either by reason of retirement or complete separation.

However, the set of things to which the term applies (its "content") shifts with the context.

First, they assert that the third National Courier test could not conceivably apply because by its terms it pertains to "services," which the provision of computer hardware is not.

On the contrary, it requires that courts give effect to the Constitution's text, and apply, by whatever its terms, legislation that conforms to that text.

Lord Falconer, who helped introduce the legislation and later became Lord Chancellor under Tony Blair, says that the act "does not apply, either on its terms or in its spirit, to Mr Miranda".

Indeed, the text tells us “how long” §2a c) should govern: “until a State is redistricted in the manner provided by the law thereof.” (Emphasis added). Under the plurality’s reading, however, §2a c) would not apply even though §2a c) by its terms should apply, as the State has not yet “redistricted in the manner provided by the law thereof.” The language of the statute cannot bear such a reading.