Sentence examples for do not automatically apply from inspiring English sources

The United States Supreme Court ruled in 1984 that the Miranda warnings, familiar to anyone who watches police shows on television, do not automatically apply during traffic stops.

The higher fees for dialing 411 or 555-1212 do not automatically apply to requests for local telephone numbers, where charges can vary sharply from state to state because of local regulations.

It is easy to see that the above conditions do not automatically apply (2.5).

"Because academies are independent, the rules relating to SEN don't automatically apply.

"The life event rules  don't automatically apply to same-sex couples, but they can if the employer decides to operate the plan that way, as many employers do," Mr. Solomon said.

English laws passed after the date of settlement did not automatically apply in the colonies, and even presettlement legislation was liable to adaptation.

Though seemingly obvious, the concept of concatenating classical blocks to form a whole procedure does not automatically apply to the formation of a quantum cryptographic procedure since the security of the entire QKD procedure rests on the laws of quantum mechanics and classical blocks are originally designed and characterized without regard to any properties of these laws.

Second, the assumption that higher productivity will translate to a higher wage (wage reflects productivity) does not automatically apply in the public sector, where schooling takes place.

Under British rule, the Darjeeling area was initially a "Non-Regulation District", a scheme of administration applicable to economically less advanced districts in the British Raj; acts and regulations of the British Raj did not automatically apply to the district in line with rest of the country.

These findings document that a sharp Th1/Th2 division, valid for some other systems [ 8], does not automatically apply to in vivo models of autoimmunity [ 10], including other models of arthritis [ 19, 36].

It doesn't automatically apply to everyone equally.