Sentence examples for apply to activities from inspiring English sources
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg also suggested that the court's precedents on equal access for religious speech did not apply to activities for young children.
The BDS Movement has effectively exploited the general language of existing anti-boycott laws, claiming that these laws only apply to activities directly connected to the Arab League boycott by name.
Not that anyone expected otherwise, but it's important to note that the rules don't apply to activities which take place during non-school hours, on weekends or off-campus.
Accessing this area of the deep web is legal, although that may not apply to activities you participate in there.
These findings provide suggestive evidence that activity in PCC and thalamus is sensitive to both LV and DV, though in distinct ways, together with weaker evidence that the same considerations apply to activity in VP and vmPFC/OFC.
By doing this regularly, practitioners say, you begin to cultivate an attentive, nonjudgmental mind-set — mindfulness — that can be applied to activities beyond meditation; hence the proliferation of the word in everything from parenting groups to Weight Watchers meetings.
This scheme has been extended by various researchers [3-16] and successfully applied to activities such as protection of PDF files [12], visual cryptography [13,14], and network communication [15].
This paper describes two experiments designed to investigate how a current model of task perseveration, the mood-as-input hypothesis, might be applied to activities relevant to compulsive checking.
Additionally, new techniques for basic science in other parts of the NIEHS portfolio could be applied to activities occurring in other countries.
Canada broke with international consensus in 2008, however, when it declared BPA toxic under its 1999 Canadian Environment Protection Act (CEPA), which applies to activities of two key federal departments, Environment Canada and Health Canada.
The same broad sentiment applies to activities.
