Sentence examples for applying the good from inspiring English sources

At Texas-based grocery store HEB, applying the good jobs strategy an approach described by MIT Sloan adjunct associate professor Zeynep Ton in her book, "The Good Jobs Strategy" — doesn't mean being sweet, happy, and forgiving, said HEB president and chief operating officer Craig Boyan.

And what of Pret A Manger, a 115-unit prepackaged sandwich chain, which is posting double-digit sales growth in the U.K.? Applying the good old Sonneborn real-estate formula to these businesses most of them company-owned would be a way to mint company-owned wouldthe devil.

Several cases in 1984 further restricted the exclusionary rule: In United States v. Leon, the Court, applying the "good faith" rule, ruled that evidence seized by officers relying in good faith on a warrant was still admissible, even though the warrant was later found to be defective.

But here's the thing: Even if a metric is classed as objective, someone ultimately has to apply the "good enough" test, which is subjective.

"We have been giving careful consideration to our policy for some time, and we are changing it to apply the good-faith payment to the customers' balance after they resume a track record of on-time payments," it said in a statement.

Uncertainty Development of reliable activity data and emission factors, which can reduce uncertainty - Applying the IPCC Good Practice Guidance and Uncertainty Management in National Greenhouse Gas Inventories in regions and/or provinces that significantly contribute to the emissions of the categories (etc).

"Doesn't all the prima facie evidence suggest exactly the opposite?" Applying the word good to God is meaningless.

Applying the generic goods delivery scenario equations to the personal vehicles delivery scenario yields the following equations.

Semenov is interested in applying the principles of good architecture and urban and environmental planning on a large scale.

"Possible problems are reduced by applying the principle of good housekeeping and the incorporation of bird exclusion measures," the spokesman added.

Bad law grows, takes on a life of its own, and before you know it starts applying to the "good facts" cases too.