Sentence examples for interpreted applied from inspiring English sources

Our national-security (legislative provisions) bill has proposed that all its provisions must be interpreted, applied and enforced in accordance with chapter three of the Basic Law, which protects freedom of speech, association, procession and assembly, among others.

No one may be discriminated against on the basis of such factors as income, age, and health status [ 1]." While there is general agreement about the value of this principle, there is a great deal of national discourse about how this should be interpreted, applied, and evaluated [ 2- 4].

The effect of the HALS concentration on LDPE stabilisation was interpreted applying the well-known operative mechanisms involving piperidinoxyl radicals for natural and accelerated photo-oxidative conditions.

Susceptibility to antibiotics was interpreted applying the recommendations of the EUCAST for the antimicrobial susceptibility of L. monocytogenes [ 40].

This approach to model testing and evaluation can help to provide context for interpreting applied results and also suggest what data should be collected in the future to improve model performance and resulting management advice.

The central question posed by this case is whether any provision of federal law legitimately forecloses the Florida Supreme Court from interpreting, applying and enforcing the statutes enacted by the Florida Legislature to determine all election contests and ascertain the actual outcome of the popular vote in any such election.

British courts have interpreted and applied the Human Rights Act wisely, without encroaching on the executive and legislative branches of government.

For investors to have confidence, she said, "it must be interpreted and applied the same way across jurisdictions and across continents".

In fact, I believe many members of Congress who have voted on this issue would be stunned to know how the Patriot Act is being interpreted and applied.

Guidelines and greater certainty on how each of these concepts will be interpreted and applied are absolutely essential to giving confidence to data protection law for the future.

"These laws", Mr Laycock writes, "enact a uniform standard substantial burden and compelling interest to be interpreted and applied to individual cases by courts.