Sentence examples for decisions apply to from inspiring English sources
That's true, in the literal sense that Supreme Court decisions apply to the states.
As an official in Guangdong once said about pollution controls, "We don't think these decisions apply to us".
The IPC's remit must be tightened so that its decisions apply to a handful of big projects of national importance – what might be called schemes to keep the nation's lights on and transport moving.
While the vast majority of commissioning decisions apply to a population, or a cohort of patients, that population is made up of individuals, each with their own life story.
In all of these examples, if the decisions apply to the present situation, then there should be no (projection) bias; whereas decisions applying to later times but made under current conditions can be subject to projection bias.
A general multiperiod model to optimize simultaneously production planning and design decisions applied to multiproduct batch plants is proposed.
Applicants who choose Early Decision apply to a single college and, if accepted, are committed to enrolling.
The decision applied to schools that had girls as young as 12.
The decision applied to as many as 200,000 people, mostly people of Haitian descent.
