Sentence examples for is to apply at from inspiring English sources

] The plan is to apply at least 15 cents from every $1 of sales to the musician's back taxes.

A good rule of thumb is to apply at the rate of one gallon of diluted disinfectant per 150-200 square feet of surface area.

Regardless of how quickly the changes play out, the best way people without passports can avoid any possible backlogs or problems later is to apply at least a couple of months before they plan to take any foreign trips.

As conclusions: (i) winter sowing is suggested; (ii) if deficit irrigation is to apply at only one or two stages, Y stage or Y and F stages should be omitted, respectively.

As far as government Web sites go, this one is far better than average, with one caveat: At the top of the Web page under the heading Where to Apply for a Passport Nationwide, there is a note saying "the easiest way to get your passport is to apply at one of over 4,500 public places that accept passport applications".

It's difficult to contextualize just how hard this kind of prediction is to apply at scale.

The rights are to apply at home as well as in far-flung countries around the globe.

"The best way to get the most effective results from an antiperspirant is to apply it at night," suggests Woolery-Lloyd.

The simplest way to do this is to apply the tax at the source.

None of this suggests a feel-good factor is going to apply at next year's referendum.

Normally, immigrants are required to apply at American consulates in their home countries.