Sentence examples for explicitly apply to from inspiring English sources
Under existing law, nonviolent coercive and controlling behaviour is captured by the legislation that covers stalking and harassment but it does not explicitly apply to intimate relationships.
He is also expected to propose that the rules explicitly apply to any Internet service, even if delivered over wireless networks — something that has been unclear until now.
But the policy did not explicitly apply to text messages, and Justice Kennedy suggested that e-mail messages sent through the city's servers might be treated differently from pager messages sent via an outside company.
The Guttmacher Institute calculates that there are 6 states in the US with so-called 'refusal clauses' on the state's books which explicitly apply to pharmacists; another 6 have refusal clauses so broadly drafted that they may apply to pharmacists.
Existing law already covers coercive and controlling behaviour - but it does not explicitly apply to relationships.
The FSA did not explicitly apply to those already serving time and so it has been interpreted, like other criminal sentencing laws, to apply only prospectively -- to those sentenced after President Obama signed it into law on August 3, 2010.
The 1993 Religious Freedom Restoration Act, signed by President Bill Clinton, explicitly applies to "all federal law".
The right of return for refugees is guaranteed by all basic human rights treaties and was explicitly applied to the Palestinian refugees by United Nations Resolution 194.
That construction of the Act would require extensive tailoring of the language of Article 53, since the new Article explicitly applies to 'cases involving offenses committed during World War II' without reference to the stage in which the cases may be on the effective date of the Article.
