But it's also selectively applied.
The argument is also selectively applied.
Call it pride in avoidance, or elitism selectively applied.
Mr. Roche acknowledged that the amnesty had in fact been selectively applied.
Mr. Marlette said he thought that the show's rules had been "selectively applied".
Learning spelling is, for the most part, brute memory, selectively applied.
The Bush administration's enthusiasm for human rights would be more believable if it were less selectively applied.
As the banning of Ravindra Jadeja for seeking to negotiate an alternative contract with another team suggests, its neoliberal principles are selectively applied.
A professor of law at Loyola University New Orleans, Quigley argued that the sabotage law was being selectively applied in this case.
The legislation was clearly motivated by ethical concerns, but these ethics are inconsistent and selectively applied to scientific research.
In this system, the principle of due process is twisted and selectively applied, if it is applied at all.
