Sentence examples for properly applied rather than from inspiring English sources

The PP thinks the existing law, which allows abortion in quite narrowly defined circumstances, should be properly applied rather than changed.But according to Ms de Cospedal, in future her party will concentrate its attack on the economy.

It is applied rather than experimental physics.

The theory of structures is applied rather than followed.

He and other stratigraphers doubt that their standards can be properly applied to decades-old mud and silt rather than the solid rock that records older stratigraphic boundaries.

"We granted certiorari... to determine whether the courts below properly applied a presumption of reliance in certifying the class, rather than requiring each class member to show direct reliance on Basic's statements". 485 U.S., at 230, 108 S.Ct.

Critics have sometimes followed Gould (1988) in arguing that these biological methods cannot be properly applied to the cultural realm, because cultural genealogies take the form of reticulated networks, rather than branching trees.

With FP, breast thickness decreases towards the nipple side, resulting in a wedge-shaped rather than a flat breast, which means that the breast dosimetry model cannot be properly applied.

Its example has shown how, properly applied, the implementation of multiple business models is not a risk but rather a new tool for strategists.

But the British Association for Shooting and Conservation BASCC) said rather than passing new laws, the emphasis should be on making sure existing legislation is properly applied.

I learned how to properly apply eyelashes.

The purpose of juvenile probation is explicitly rehabilitation rather than punishment, and although inmates in halls and camps are accused of serious offenses or have been "convicted," (although that term properly applies only to adult criminal proceedings), the fact remains that legally, emotionally and developmentally, they are children.