And he couldn't help but judge his fiancée for not applying herself the way he did.
1996 Winehouse is awarded place at Sylvia Young Theatre School, but is later expelled for "not applying herself".
In their report, CAS claimed to have collected evidence that: "…showed instances of people being penalised at the Jobcentre for not applying for jobs online.
United Nations Secretary-General Banotedmoon noted Khadr's case in criticizing the U.S. for not applying "international standards of juvenile justice" traditionally afforded child soldiers.
In 2013, the Supreme Court chastised the Fifth Circuit Court, which had ruled against Ms Fisher, for not applying the appropriate standard of review to Texas's admissions process.
Similarly, the rejection of a precedent in law has to be justified by argumentation giving sufficient reasons for not applying the precedent to the case in question.
Justice Stevens argued that when the "only possible explanation" for the way lines were drawn was "a naked desire to increase partisan strength, then no rational basis exists" for not applying the equal protection doctrine.
Actually, that's just what he does, writing (apparently in retrospect from California) about three days in December 1949 when, having been chastised by his school "for not applying myself", he plays truant over a long and memorable weekend in Manhattan.
She spent time at three of them, including the Sylvia Young theatre school in central London, from which she was expelled for "not applying herself", and the Brit school in Croydon, south London.
But I do fault her, and perhaps the editors of your own weekly (who have improved it immeasurably by giving much wider latitude to writers like her), for not applying one of the basic principles of reviewing.
