Sentence examples for applying a title from inspiring English sources

So applying a title frivolously is cheating.

Prior to the emergence of the term "plutoid" as an IAU-sanctioned categorization, there had been some attempts at applying a title for this class of object.

"However, success rates were significantly (p < 0.01) higher in people who had previously used a head louse treatment successfully, by an estimated factor of 1.88 (95% CI 1.13 to 3.11)." So how many of the failures may have been due to inappropriately applying a treatment?The title and abstract are appropriate for the article, and provide a suitable summary.

Partners & Spade are masters of the public spectacle and prominent NYC tastemakers, but nobody really knows how to apply a job title to what they actually do.

Request a title change by applying a template to the top of the Edit page of an article.

An educational institution that is "controlled by a religious organization" may apply for a Title IX exemption if it "would not be consistent with the religious tenets of such organization".

In fact, Congress has given the FCC discretion to refrain from applying any Title II regulations that are not necessary to protect consumers and the public interest.

So for us, as a law reform body, the native title act applies a very specific and legal lens, and to the extent that we can make that lens better focused, we have done so".

In France this development is already discernible in the 11th century, and with its devaluation there arose the practice of applying the title of count very loosely.

King will be in office for the final standardized testing season under the defunct NCLB waivers- and he will be in office as states compose their first state plans as the means of applying for Title I funds under ESSA.

Contrary to John Tierney's assertion in "A New Frontier for Title IX: Science" (Findings, July 15), applying Title IX to science is not new.