The phrase "apply there is" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a combination of words that does not form a coherent or grammatically correct expression.
Example: "I need to apply there is a new policy."
Alternatives: "apply if there is" or "apply when there is".
And if §109(a) does not apply, there is no dispute that Kirtsaeng's conduct constituted copyright infringement under §602(a)(1).
We could have soldiered on, but in a motor car in which the woodwork takes 13 days to fashion and the final polish takes 10 hours to apply, there is no such thing as a "ding".
But another way of seeing this is that, while the old values enshrined in the art gallery no longer apply, there is a more atavistic sense in which Tate Modern is true to its origins.
Anyone can apply; there is a $340 fee, but Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has proposed reducing the fee to ward off a possible legal challenge from gun-rights supporters.
In her world, which is mostly the metropolis but also elsewhere in the damaged territories that were once the GDR, the notion of eccentricity does not apply: there is no agreed centre from which to gauge aberration.Both novels have great merit.
While a couple thousand individuals can apply, there is no guarantee that any significant number of people will get meaningfully shorter sentences.
When future growth is applied there is potential for an even higher level of affordable housing to be provided".
For models where Gibbs sampling can be applied there is typically a closely related VB Expectation Maximization (VBEM) algorithm.
Although widely applied there is, up to now, no evidence that training in cultural competence reduces drop-out of treatment or improves treatment outcome [ 15, 16].
When 2% was applied there was improvement in the number of acinar cells but no improvement was took place for islet of langerhans cells [4, 32].
When a multiple testing correction was applied there were no significantly differentially expressed genes between SZ and controls in either tissue type.
