Sentence examples for selective application of from inspiring English sources

"There is no selective application of that policy.

This is can be seen in the selective application of the more biting aspects of legislation.

But the agency's arbitrary and selective application of secrecy rules threatens its already fragile credibility.

Even Mr. Putin's generally positive legal reforms are tainted by the selective application of the law for political purposes.

Miss Mayawati's selective application of anti-terrorism laws is an especially sore point.

Just as Southern states used electoral qualifications to exclude blacks for decades, Mr. Henderson said, civil rights advocates feared "selective application of the ID requirements".

William Hague, the UK foreign secretary, said he was concerned about the sentence, which he said pointed to the "selective application of the rule of law in Russia".

But a foreign ministry spokesman in Moscow said: "Judgments about some kind of selective application of justice in Russia are without foundation.

Yet several Russian observers have said that the second trial was not about the selective application of justice (that had happened in 2003, when the pair were arrested), but about the selective application of injustice.

The country is dependent not on the strengths of democracy but on its selective application of it, in the suppression of its majority population in order to survive.

In a statement, the ruling party said her tenure had been accompanied by "corruption and waste, poverty, and selective application of justice and the rule of law".