Sentence examples for held to apply from inspiring English sources
However, in the wake of any appellate ruling upholding the decision, the ruling would probably be held to apply to all five Bells equally.
The doctrine of retroactivity does not modify the substantive scope of the constitutional decision but rather determines the point in time when it is held to apply.
If the ruling is held to apply to the states, and not just to the District of Columbia — which is not certain — there will still be considerable dispute about what it means for other less-sweeping gun laws.
In this alternative, both sets of categories, those of absoluteness and of relativity, of transcendence and of immanence, are held to apply equally to God, who is thus dipolar.
The inhibition of the constitution will not be held to apply where there is a change in the form of the remedy, or a modification of it, provided no substantial right secured by the contract is thereby impaired.
It has been held to apply to misappropriation as well as misrepresenation, to the selling of another's goods as one's own to misappropriation of what equitably belongs to a competitor.
L. A. Shapiro and E. Sober (2007) have developed an alternative line of argument that they hold to apply just as well to functional properties and properties that resist functional analysis.
The Court carefully limited its holding to apply only to arbitration agreements which are made "prior to the existence of a controversy". 346 U.S., at 438, 74 S.Ct., at 188; see id., at 438-439, 74 S.Ct., at 188-189 (J.concurring concurring).
In response to widespread outrage over the weekend, Shelby tailored the blanket hold to apply only against the three Defense Department nominations most directly tied to the ransom demand.
It had to include the major developing economies, even if they resented being held to standards that had never applied to the club of wealthy nations.
The robot holds to the duct by applying pressure against the wall with one linear actuator in each tetrahedron.
