Sentence examples for knowingly applied from inspiring English sources

This assumption is justified by the experimental design, in which a relatively small number of interventions are knowingly applied (genetics, sex, parent of origin, treatment) and the goal is to estimate their effects.

A scurrilous rumour has been aired on many occasions that some restaurants knowingly apply a higher margin to the wine sitting above the house wine, reaping the reward from wine-list ingenues – I've never known this to be the case in any restaurant I've worked for as a sommelier.

The social worker at our Center worked to amend this problem with the State, and assured the elders and others within their community that the family in fact did not knowingly apply for state or governmental aid.

The government had argued that the "knowingly" requirement applied only to the verbs in question.

As an example, he said that "the Chinese philosophy of Yin foods and Yang foods" is knowingly and unknowingly applied locally.

Businesses that knowingly employ illegal immigrants will lose their licenses.

"I believe the financial institutions willingly and knowingly allowed people to apply and receive credit at a rate higher than they could afford and this has degraded our economy," said Steven Goode, an environmental health manager in Las Vegas, in a follow-up interview.

"When properly applied, it protects 'all but the plainly incompetent or those who knowingly violate the law.' Ashcroft deserves neither label".

Although it makes sense to say that a person has no reasonable expectation of privacy in what he knowingly and voluntarily exposes to the public, that principle should never have been applied to the facts of Miller and Smith.

The 1982 law in question was written very narrowly, in response to the Agee case, and arguably applied to the most egregious cases where some rogue official willfully and knowingly revealed covert operatives.

This was applied in R v Dica and R v Konzani, two cases of knowingly risking passing on HIV without explicit consent.