Sentence examples for it clearly applies from inspiring English sources

"It clearly applies to preferential rent in leases signed since its passage," he said, "but it is not clear about its application to preferential rents agreed to prior to its enactment".

This section seems most likely to be used when there's an unexpectedly unconscious president — although it clearly applies if a president is incapacitated from some other mental or physical inability.

The range and variety are such that it may be well-nigh impossible to formulate a meaningful definition of the circumstances that produce learning, for the definition either will be so restrictive that it clearly applies to only a fraction of the cases that should be regarded as instances of learning, or it will be so broad that it says nothing.

Worldwide today, total nudity is usually illegal, these governments are simply saying that the other extreme is also not acceptable, especially when it clearly applies to only one segment of the population.

The prosecutor responds that the law must be interpreted according to its underlying purpose, which was to protect children from dangerous vehicles, and even though the framers of the law weren't thinking about automobiles, it clearly applies to such new inventions.

Ehrenberg and Bognanno proposed instead to test the theory of tournaments per se on a domain to which it clearly applied, and on which unambiguous data was available on incentives (the prize distribution in each tournament) and on output (players' scores).

We classified a Gene Product Name as erroneous when it clearly applied to a different enzymatic reaction.

Change the last two words to "by which we choose to measure it," and the paradigm clearly applies as well to education as to the health-care systems Paul Batalden describes.

To see it more clearly, apply gentle pressure on either side, which opens up the area and makes things clearer to see.

The government argues that the statute is plain on its face and clearly applies to defendants such as Abuelhawa because their use of telephones in a drug transaction makes it easier for traffickers to do business.

The code obliges Roman Catholics of Eastern rites only when it specifically refers to them or clearly applies to all Roman Catholics.