Sentence examples for terms as applying from inspiring English sources

Having said that, I should point out that when Locke thinks of a species or genus, he is not thinking of these terms as applying exclusively in the biological realm, but rather as applying generally to any possible classification scheme we create when we organize our world through naming.

The term bespoke as applied to fine tailoring is understood to have originated in Savile Row, and came to mean a suit cut and made by hand.

In accordance herewith, it is agreed that such relations will include normal commercial sales of oil by Egypt to Israel, and that Israel shall be fully entitled to make bids for Egyptian-origin oil not needed for Egyptian domestic oil consumption, and Egypt and its oil concessionaires will entertain bids made by Israel, on the same basis and terms as apply to other bidders for such oil.

TE overlaps with and encompasses such terms as "applied epidemiology" (20), "clinical epidemiology" (21), and "field epidemiology" (22)—all referring to post-discovery research but used in various ways, depending on the context of applications of epidemiologic research, according to the purpose of the research, the phase of its application, and the determinants and outcomes of interest.

However, the ONS noted that it was unclear whether the rise was due to more people being employed on a zero-hours basis, or to more workers recognising the term as applying to them.

The transferred permit shall cover the identical activities, and shall be subject to the same terms and conditions, as apply to the permit at the time of the transfer.

In the case before us, the state court treated the term 'coerce' as applying to the mere insistence by the employer, or its agent, upon its right to prescribe terms upon which alone it would consent to a continuance of the relationship of employer and employee.

While an admirable goal, this is not a practical application of the term as applied to business and especially to e-commerce.

So understood, "naturalism" is not a particularly informative term as applied to contemporary philosophers.

This suffices to indicate the way in which the meaning of the term as applied to God involves negating features of its meaning as it applies to men.

For this course we elected to expand the meaning of literacy to include both the traditional notion of reading and writing competence as well as the more current understanding of this term as applied in science (Freeman and Taylor, 2006).