Sentence examples for meaning and applicability from inspiring English sources
"The memo explains issues of necessity, self-defense and the meaning and applicability of treaties.
In a study of the word's legal meaning and applicability to the occupation of East Timor, legal scholar Ben Saul concludes that because no group recognised under international law was targeted by the Indonesian authorities, a charge of genocide cannot be applied.
Given that most of the evidence for other active materials is now not only relatively old but also possibly outdated by the impact of resistance, in the absence of extensive up to date data it may be difficult to conduct an analysis of evidence for pediculicides in general that has true clinical meaning and applicability.
An insight on the problem of word usage can be obtained from Ref. [27], which establishes that the meaning and applicability of words with great logicality remains invariant under permutations of alternatives for the entities and relations specified in the constructions in which they appear.
In contrast, a deep approach to learning features the desire to learn the meaning and applicability of concepts and is often driven by intrinsic motivation.
Openness of a framework is also advantageous for its utilisation, meaning (re- usability, and applicability.
On this Task Force, people of good will and expertise are labouring to design ways of measuring things like reading proficiency and numeracy skills by the end of primary school in a way which can have global applicability, meaning, and ultimately help educators improve students' learning.
The physical meaning of each equation term is presented and the range of validity and applicability are analysed.
This, in turn, may have implications for the validity and applicability of the research.
Clear from the variety of workshops, talks and stalls was the sheer malleability and applicability of gaming.
The amendment would allow defendants "to argue the merits, validity and applicability of the law, including the sentencing laws".
