Sentence examples for fully applied to from inspiring English sources

The United States Constitution, including the Bill of Rights, fully applied to an 'incorporated' territory.

These studies often encompass a wide range of diagnoses, and results cannot be fully applied to those with CP.

Randomized trials are considered the gold standard of study designs, but have not been fully applied to understand the effects of bioactives and nutrients.

"The double-deck machine," Wright remarked, "represented a very great structural advance, as it was the first in which the principles of the modern truss bridge were fully applied to flying machine construction".

And new source review, if fully applied to all old plants, could lead to truly remarkable reductions in chemicals that produce smog and acid rain, as much as 80percentt in the case of acid rain, according to an Energy Department study in December 2000.

"The double-deck machine," Wright remarked, "represented a very great structural advance, as it was the first in which the principles of the modern truss bridge were fully applied to flying machine construction". Chanute's rigid, lightweight structure provided the most basic model for all externally based biplanes.

Of course, the lessons of one society can never fully apply to another.

It also turns out that the adage about demand driving supply does not fully apply to the cocaine trade.

negotiator, said that the United States would insist that any long-range commitment "fully applies to all significant countries".

That may not be legally required, since federal conflict-of-interest laws don't fully apply to the President, though the Constitution's Emoluments Clause should.

It is wrong, as Mr Pachauri seems to think, that the policy should not immediately and fully apply to everyone involved in the panel's current climate assessment.