Sentence examples for could be applied only from inspiring English sources

The court said the law could be applied only to individuals and not collectively.

But in 1997 the Court ruled that the law could be applied only to the federal government.

Although the new rules could be applied only in carefully circumscribed situations, they stepped back from a principle dating back to the Nuremberg War Crimes trials, when American judges wrote an international code of medical ethics.

This falsification provoked the Sheffield Cutlers Company in 1911 to establish through the British courts that the term Sheffield plate could be applied only to articles made by the process of fusion now an internationally accepted definition.

Mr. Franks, sticking to a commonly held view, said that convicting someone of a hate crime required proving to a jury that the perpetrator was motivated by hatred for some characteristic or group of people, like race or ethnicity, and that the definition could be applied only to acts that were already considered criminal under the law.

So the two researchers came up with a hybrid approach that used quantum mechanics to model the interesting parts of a molecule, but simulated the rest with faster, more rough-and-ready Newtonian methods.Their first program suffered from limitations which meant it could be applied only in certain cases.

(Note that the board's ban on trans-fats — a fantastic public health initiative — could also be applied only in limited fashion).

The protocol proposed in this study could be applied not only in orthodontics but in any field of dentistry, becoming an important diagnostic instrument for different types of pathologies that may affect the craniofacial region.

It could be applied not only to humans, but also to dragons, snakes, horses, trees, armies, and rivers.

SVD could be applied not only to HFMD but also to other infectious diseases.

We believe that the method described in this work could be applied not only to ABF-2 but also to other ABFs.