Sentence examples for confusing application of from inspiring English sources
Cockerill's counterpart, Rob Baxter, tends to meet triumph and disaster with a Roger Moore raise of the eyebrow but even he was obliged to question the latest confusing application of the television match official trial.
But today, technology and terrorism have confused the application of old rules.
Although in most of the disaster-prone areas the consideration of the social-cultural and socio-economic conditions in relation to their physical safety is still very confused, the application of appropriate technologies for landslide detection, monitoring and early warning systems are increasingly considered crucial by local authorities in reducing the risk of landslide disasters.
3D printers have to integrate a complex (and confusing) stack of independent applications to work effectively.
"Taxpayers who are paid more than $18,350 in the first two months of the year could be confused or upset by application of the higher tax rate," he said.
I was happy to see students who had previously been confused about the applications of HWE participate confidently in the discussion.
But the application of that policy has been persistently confused and confusing.
Confusing the needs of these three stakeholders results in misunderstanding.
From our perspective, the inconsistent application of useful lives and resulting depreciation does more to confuse the economics of the business, says Rick Summer, senior equity analyst at Morningstar, and it is also a poor proxy for cash flow..
Therefore, contrary to the assertion of petitioner, application of the Kotteakos standard on collateral review is unlikely to confuse matters for habeas courts.
