The phrase "apply to wherever" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning, as "wherever" typically does not function as a direct object for "apply."
Example: "The rules apply to wherever you go" would be a more appropriate construction.
Alternatives: "apply to any location" or "apply to all places."
Having read that Syria claims to hold weapons of mass destruction that some think they may have got from Saddam Hussein, Lord James wanted to know if the UN resolution banning Saddam's weapons applied to wherever the weapons happened to be.
They have paid for, have worked for and are eligible for pensions in this country and I see no reason for the pensions that they receive not to be linked to what is paid here … We should arrange for the current state pension here to apply to British pensioners wherever they happen to be, provided that they are eligible to receive it".
Due process and equal protection apply to every person in our country, however they arrived here or wherever they were born.
A dissent to Tuesday's decision, authored by Judge Robert Smith, argued that the New York shield law should not apply to Winter's sources because "the allegedly privileged communications took place wholly in Colorado" and the majority's ruling would lead to New York law applying wherever the reporter travelled — an "excessive expansion of New York's jurisdiction".
That same scrutiny should be applied to corrupt rulers wherever they are.
They would be grateful for a more permanent statement that could be applied to future disasters wherever they happen – that enforcement will be temporarily halted, not just in the evacuation and sheltering phase of a disaster, but in the return and recovery period as well, to encourage evacuees to seek help.
But I would conclude by pointing out that what I have said, based on my years of experience, is the best way for multiple families in Connecticut to cope with an unexpected horrific incident also applies to individual families wherever they may live.
That applies to every European (indeed everyone wherever they are from) pondering a move to Silicon Valley.
