Sentence examples for apply to someone from inspiring English sources

May says this new procedure could apply to someone abroad.

The law does not to apply to someone calling for the police, fire department or an ambulance, Sergeant Vance said.

It is unclear whether that terminology is meant to apply to someone like Ahmadi, whose father and brother – who picked him up at the airport – live in Kabul.

Even the plotting was unrelentingly dull: from the moment Madison warned violence would cause exile, it was clear the rule would apply to someone she loved.

Among them, it is not clear whether domestic laws protecting United States government information apply to someone who is not a United States citizen and whose activities took place overseas.

Walters's new memoir, "Audition" (Knopf; $29.95), makes that plain and gives us a sense of "who she really is," if this concept can apply to someone whose adult life has been lived in front of a camera.

But could it be applied to someone abroad?

So the term should not generally be applied to someone who is still in the military.

For the record, the word "greenhorn" occurs twice in the book as a common noun, applied to someone else.

It sounds intrusive, without actually leading to revelation, but it is particularly useless when applied to someone labouring to narrate a painful memory.

A finding of criminally negligent homicide applies to someone who fails to see that his action poses a great risk of death, even though he should have.