Sentence examples for being properly applied from inspiring English sources

"The community will be devastated that the EPBC water trigger is not being properly applied," she said.

There are too few trained health workers to provide treatment and ensure that it is being properly applied.

"We think current criminal laws deal adequately with most family violence-related offences, and we believe what really needs to happen is making sure that these existing laws are being properly applied," Neave says.

The US government detained more than 1,000 suspects after the September 11 attacks but threw a shroud of secrecy over the cases, making it impossible to determine whether the criminal justice system was being properly applied.

Couling argues that: "There is an important difference though in setting an individual target, which is not acceptable, and giving an individual an idea about what might be expected in their local labour market and for their size of caseload as an aid to judging whether the law is being properly applied.

But the report admits: "We have found a limited number of instances where a local manager has misinterpreted the instructions or has fallen back on target methodology in an effort to exercise their responsibilities to ensure the law is being properly applied.

"If the directives are properly applied, there should be no compromise of the wellbeing of human beings," said Marie Hilliard, the director of public policy for the National Catholic Bioethics Center.

So the phrase is properly applied to a bad custom or rule that should be ignored.

Its vibrating action can reduce puffiness and ensure expensive eye creams are properly applied.

The action, brought by party donor, member and former candidate Michael Foster, is to ascertain that the rules were properly applied.

And it's important that users do so, Mr. Rowland said, to make sure payments are properly applied.