Sentence examples similar to formerly applicable from inspiring English sources
Patel insisted that the letter's demands were not applicable to CDC, formerly the Commonwealth Development Corporation, because it went through a different scrutiny process, which she said would be tightened up next year.
However, WHO criteria formerly defined for P. falciparum malaria seem to be applicable to most of the severe P. vivax malaria cases reported in hospital-based studies in the literature.
The classification may be applicable to relict non-glacial surfaces in other formerly glaciated landscapes.
The privileges and immunities of foreigners, including the benefits of consular jurisdiction and protection as formerly enjoyed by Capitulation or usage in the Ottoman Empire, shall not be applicable in Palestine.
The eighth amendment of the constitution of the United States, relating to punishments of this kind, was formerly held to be directed only against the authorities of the United States, and as not applicable to the states.
On the contrary, the eradication of persecution would mean precious little to a member of a formerly persecuted sect who was nevertheless prevented from practicing his religion by the enforcement of "neutral, generally applicable" laws.
Formerly called Cathartes urubitinga (e.g., Hellmayr and Conover 1949), until Wetmore (1950) clarified that the name burrovianus was applicable to this species.
Formerly, business schools were the ones touting post-graduation employment rates – but even liberal arts undergraduate institutions are now demonstrating their applicable value.
