But Mr. Wainstein said it was not uncommon for statutes enacted for one purpose to later be applied in different ways to other circumstances.
It also forces manufacturers to establish and pay for state-approved recycling programs, a model that could later be applied to goods like cell phones and compact fluorescent light bulbs, said Senator Smith, who sponsored both bills.
In the post, he said the F.C.C. might have expanded its authority over wireless companies if it had approved the merger of AT&T and T-Mobile by imposing conditions that could later be applied to all wireless companies.
He had been the first chairman of the M.T.A., which became known, not for nothing, as the Wholly Ronan Empire, and the sobriquet could later be applied to Dr. Ronan's Port Authority, operator of the region's three major airports, six river crossings, PATH trains, bus and marine terminals and, until 9/11, the twin towers of the World Trade Center.
A table was created to map data source terms to the standardized and later was applied to annotate instances.
The method of supervaluations has been developed by Henryk Mehlberg (1958) and Bas van Fraassen (1966) and has later been applied to vagueness by Kit Fine (1975), Rosanna Keefe (2000) and others.
Second, they could begin with health professionals, but the same framework could later be applied to various types of training to fill semi-skilled and skilled labor shortages in Europe.
Although the Academy scientists didn't always know precisely how their fundamental findings would later be applied, there were rumors.
"Helia", described as "gleaming", was designed by Jere Grimm; her design would later be applied to one of her husband's pots, exhibited in 1989.
The Board of Directors disapproved and Bulleid repainted the locomotive in darker malachite green with black and white lining (this would later be applied to his Pacifics).
