Sentence examples for over its application from inspiring English sources
But state authorities have dawdled over its application to convert to for-profit status for nearly four years, and the Legislature threatens to exit Albany without approving Empire's request.
The first involved VAR, or rather the usual interminable debate over its application.
He said Alastair Campbell had made complaints in letters in faxes over its application towards BBC coverage of the war, some were judged reasonable and some were not.
Arbitration of rights refers to the arbitration of an existing labour contract when a dispute over its application arises between labour and management.
Heparin-binding epidermal growth factor (EGF -like growth factor (HB-EGF -likeroven to accelerate healingrowthever precise control over its application is necessary to reduce side efactor and achieve desired therapeutis benefit.
"Were the UK to depart from the standards of human rights currently recognised within the EU," the report states, "the system of mutual recognition which underpins EU justice and home affairs cooperation would be hampered by legal arguments over its application to the UK.
An appeal hearing begins next week for shale explorer Cuadrilla, over its applications for two fracking sites in Lancashire, which were rejected by the county council last summer.
The consultant maintained full control over its applications and data, and the hosting company provided the server hardware, fully redundant data center facilities and technicians to keep it running, with the entire operation backed by strong Service Level Agreements.
Nevertheless, this recursive method is computationally expensive and even if it has the advantage of favouring prestige over popularity, its application should be well justified, particularly when compared to the standard citation counts.
SGD bridges the experimentally defined knowledge provided from investigations on the small scale over to its application during the annotation of genomic results.
This latter element, in the Court's view, implies that, in this case, it is the purpose of the Treaty, and the intentions of the parties in concluding it, which should prevail over its literal application.
