Sentence examples for be seen to apply from inspiring English sources

It can also be seen to apply to close but semi-isolated covers or panels surrounding diesel engine frames, drop hammer tups and the like.

Hitherto it has not been possible to apply the frequency/time analysis due to Priestley [1] to this class of problem but here, by introducing the concept termed "covariance equivalence" by the authors, this method can be seen to apply.

This relatively small number of easily-defined criteria can also be seen to apply to qualitative studies universally and may be more practical than checklists with much larger numbers of questions, especially as these have been found to generate low inter-rater reliability scores among otherwise experienced qualitative systematic reviewers[ 18].

The principle of accountability has to be seen to applied even-handedly and competently.

Any oppression has to be removed in such a way that the Rule of Allah is seen to apply everywhere.

Public confidence in the justice system can only be restored if the law is seen to apply equally to all.

A number of the students from less prestigious schools claimed that teachers only paid attention to high achieving students, and several teachers from such schools acknowledged that in a large class they could not give individual support to all students so they would focus on those who were seen to apply themselves to their study.

This principle can be seen to be applied in the decriminalisation of self-harm in recent years; the obvious example being the laws relating to suicide.

Societies in which the law can be clearly seen to apply to some and not to others are doomed to decay, in terms of innovation and everything else.

However, punishment is only effective as prevention when it is seen to be applied.

In particular, any decisions regarding access to data should be based on formally stated criteria that are fit-for-purpose neither too restrictive nor too laissez fit-for-purpose neithertable and are seen to be fit-for-purpose neither