Sentence examples for made its application from inspiring English sources

Negotiations were launched in 2005, almost two decades after Turkey made its application in 1987.

Rehberg found irresolvable ambiguities in Rousseau's doctrine, which, he claimed, made its application to the political world impossible.

Multifactor dimensionality reduction (MDR) is a powerful model-free method for detecting epistatic relationships between genes, but computational costs have made its application to genome-wide data difficult.

The measurement is easy to perform and, in contrast to the SAPS II score, consists of only one value and not of seventeen values, which made its application time-saving and quick.

However, the level of detail and extensive data required for this method (e.g., industry- or education-level data on average length of vacancy for an open position, disease-related average frequency and length of absence from work) made its application to our objective of estimating productivity costs across several countries unrealistic.

The concept of resilience has been used for more than a decade in ever-widening intervention fields and it has assumed ever-wider meanings that have made its applications and measurements uncertain and ambiguous.

At the same time, the concept of resilience has assumed ever-wider meanings that, on the one hand, have led it to become an "all-encompassing" concept and therefore useful in building reasoning, on the other hand, have   made its applications and measurements uncertain and ambiguous.

At the contrary of the concept of resilience, the concept of urban metabolism is rigorously defined and that makes its application in the various fields in which it is used more accurate and shared, planning included.

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"Our experts are deeply convinced that our football today needs to be part of Uefa, which in our opinion has the most developed and progressive system of football in the world," a KSF statement said when making its application.

In her ruling Thursday, the judge cited a 1994 open letter by a Microsoft manager stating the company's commitment to make its application program interfaces "universally available" for Unix computer systems.