Sentence examples for faithfully apply from inspiring English sources

A person who will faithfully apply the Constitution and keep our founding promise of equal justice under law.

If we faithfully apply the economists' idea of "revealed preference", it seems we should infer that students decreasingly care to use their time at university preparing to land highly-paid jobs.

Next to this piece are etchings by the Chapman brothers, Jake and Dinos, who adapt the game of exquisite corpse for two players, take its name for their title and faithfully apply its rules to printmaking.

Even if China were to open its borders though, it remains unclear how U.S. companies could faithfully apply the law of China while maintaining their own moral standards.

This follows from a straightforward understanding of the separation of powers: the responsibility of the legislator is to make law, the responsibility of the judiciary is to faithfully apply the law made by the legislator.

While claiming to faithfully apply precedents, the Court instead flatly ignored and re-wrote them.

"Values," Obama writes, "are faithfully applied to the facts before us, while ideology overrides whatever facts call theory into question".

"It is unreasonable to expect that these tools, no matter how faithfully applied, can fix what is broken about our immigration system," she said.

Those statutes having been faithfully applied by the Florida Supreme Court in this case, the question is whether this court may properly override Florida's own state-law process for determining the rightful winner of its electoral votes in this presidential election.

In 2003, he said that "Roe v Wade is the settled law of the land" and that "There's nothing in my personal views that would prevent me from fully and faithfully applying that precedent".

But surely, when the Court renders its verdict this summer, there will be fierce disagreement over whether the majority has, in fact, faithfully applied Constitutional doctrine — and surely this debate will look, and sound, a lot like the debate we're having now, and the one we had two years ago.