Sentence examples for term applicable to from inspiring English sources

But extremism is an all-purpose term applicable to a wide array of ideas.

It is occasionally described as an organ producing mucus, which drained out through the nose; or it is referred to by a generic term applicable to the viscera as a whole.

That's because supporting is too general a term (applicable to monetary and moral support as well as military support); the more familiar synonym, overseeing, connotes top-down authority from the United States, offensive to Iraqi allies, and overseer is associated with plantation life before the Civil War.

It seems the "1%" is not only a term applicable to the economy as a whole – it's also taking place within the app store economy, too.

"Be careful what you ask for, you just might get it," is a suitable term applicable to NFL free agency.

The Department of Veterans Affairs reserves the right to terminate any grant in whole or in part at any time before the date of completion, whenever it determines that the grantee has failed to comply with conditions of the agreement, or otherwise failed to comply with any law, regulation, assurance, term, or condition applicable to the grant.

496, 497, defined terms applicable to prohibitions respecting elections and political activities.

Paragraph (d)(4) of this section provides definitions of terms applicable to paragraph (d)(3).

All decisions with respect to the redundancy or severance terms applicable to departing HBOS senior executives, including pensions, were made by the HBOS remuneration committee or board of HBOS, prior to the acquisition by Lloyds".

Forthright, clear, pastoral and moving are also terms applicable to the opening address and later statements in Dallas by Bishop Wilton D. Gregory, the president of the bishops' conference.

a statement that the consumer should request further information from an employee of the depository institution concerning the fees and terms applicable to the advertised account.