Sentence examples for it would be applying from inspiring English sources

A few days after Uber restarted its business and said that it would be applying for a taxi license so that it could operate legitimately in the city, the company has spelled out some of the details behind what it is doing to stay on the road.

Muhammad Amjad, a senior official with Mr. Musharraf's party, said it would be applying for bail in the case immediately.

Mr. Harper and many fellow members of the Conservative Party initially resisted offering an apology, suggesting that it would be applying current cultural values to the past.

But in a detailed legal submission last week, the Met said it wanted to be clear "at the outset" that it would be "applying for much of the detail of past or current deployments" to be considered in the absence of the general public and those who were spied upon.

IGas said it would be applying for permits for "extensive surveys" to identify potential new fracking sites in north-west England, where it already holds licences, but would also seek permits to survey areas of the East Midlands and south England.

For Darpa, the issue is how the technology works, not how it would be applied.

On the western end of Suffolk County, it would be applied gradually because the area is already heavily developed.

The judge suspended the sentence, however, saying it would be applied only if he committed another offense.

But with the Nebraska amendment, opponents say, the language is so broad that it is unclear how it would be applied.

It would be applied retrospectively so that furniture with long-lapsed design rights would receive a new copyright lasting 70 years after the designer's death.

Nobody understood exactly what the term meant or how it would be applied, except perhaps Chávez himself, and a heated debate was taking place.