Sentence examples for far from applying from inspiring English sources

Far from applying a unified blueprint, executive offices in each country operate their own institutions with separate funding mechanisms.

By raising the issue of Channel 5's erotic programming for debate, the commission, far from applying 'regulation by prejudice', is helping to ensure that the balance of power is maintained between viewer and broadcaster on what is and what is not acceptable.

And it is far from applying numbers to the plans it has set out.

Running in the general election may seem like a far cry from applying for a job, but that's not to say it doesn't feel as daunting.

The European Court said that the UK had to justify any deviation from universal suffrage, but the UK Government has so far desisted from applying the judgment after the House of Commons voted on 10 February 2012 to maintain the country's blanket ban on voting by prisoners.

However, as previously inferred, the exclusivity of these data has thus far precluded research from applying this technology to probe within or between match change in movement demands, as could be representative of a potential fatiguing state.

There's so much variation at an extremely local level that even one-size-fits-all solutions, like Brady, are far from uniformly applied.

Of course, as usual with the research we report, this tech is far from being applied to consumer devices.

Yet the standards for volunteerism are far from evenly applied.

The real victory here is for dancing, and while the law was far from stringently applied, it's revision is validation from Japan's government that nightlife is a legitimate cultural pursuit, and should go even further to strengthening the country's club culture.

PCR based diagnosis for Visceral Leishmaniasis (VL), despite numerous published primers, remains far from being applied in the field.