Sentence examples for be applied right from inspiring English sources
"This means crippling sanctions and these sanctions must be applied right now".
Amending the treaty will take lengthy negotiations and time, while export controls could, if the supplier countries agree, be applied right away.
Iran's announcement that it had begun enriching uranium to 20 percent purity brought expressions of alarm from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, who said this week that the United Nations must impose "crippling sanctions, and these sanctions must be applied right now".
Your statement in section III, Cultural changes, that "Adopting them need not await the proposed reorganization" should be promulgated forthwith and that the recently instituted group of oversight "baby sitter" study section members should insist that the cultural changes you propose be applied right away. .
The latter being a real remedy, infused with Polynesian Tamanu Oil that can be applied right before your conditioner, without rinsing, for a more luxurious and noticeable conditioning.
The interventions were applied right from Day 1 (within 72 h of admission), 5 days/week.
"Ninety-nine oft of 100 people don't really understand OODA and that's a good thing," says Coram. "Because it's so devastating when it's applied right, it's scary".
The three cross sections shown in Fig. 5 display complete stratigraphies, including the lowermost layer in the grounds that were applied right over the canvas supports, but without the fabric itself.
The first treatment was applied right after induction of the burn wound.
In Eastern Germany, where large-scale vaccination was applied right from the onset of oral vaccination, flight line distances of 1 km for aerial distribution proved to be very successful and resulted in a rapid eradication of the disease [ 10].
More detailed studies of the light effects on transgene delivery revealed that for the 'light before' approach the best result was obtained when light was applied right before the DNA complex, while introducing a chase period between illumination and the DNA-treatment reduces the transfection efficiency.
