Sentence examples for change applied from inspiring English sources

The State Supreme Court ruled that because the killing occurred within a five-year window of that legislation, the change applied to his crime.

Last week, after meeting with SNAP members, Cardinal Francis E. George of Chicago said he would agree to support extending the statute of limitations on child sexual abuse cases if the change applied to all abusers, not just priests.

William Horton, a former executive vice president and corporate counsel, testified that the company's outside lawyers warned that the change applied broadly to HealthSouth patients, but Mr. Horton said he delayed in taking this information to Mr. Scrushy.

Both Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase benefited from a $1.9 billion increase from the accounting change applied to the declining value of their company debt, posting profits of $3.8 billion and $4.3 billion, respectively.

Under a government-wide change applied to the NHS from 2001-02, any hospital trust that chalks up a deficit gets that money taken away from the following year's budget.

Chi Eta Phi Sorority, a mainly African-American nurses' society that advertises its mission as "social change," applied for 501(c)(3) charitable status on June 24 , 2011 days before the I.R.S. tightened its scrutiny of tax exemption applications.

The change applies to 2001 tax returns.

The change applies to both state and local courts.

Unlike Mr. Bloomberg, however, Mr. Medvedev suggested that the change apply only to future officeholders).

The change applies to orders placed online and customers who buy certain other services, like local and long-distance calling.

This change applies to new and existing customers.