Sentence examples for terms to apply from inspiring English sources

In his earlier proposal, Mr. Pataki proposed reducing the minimum sentence for A1 drug offenses to as low as eight and a third years to life in some cases, and allowing 500 people serving 15-year-to-life terms to apply for sentence reductions.

With their clear, clipped visual prose, Joel and Ethan Coen tell a good and juicy story, encapsulate on an intimate scale the sense of a grand historical transition, and elicit the story's grander significance with an iridescent briskness that both gets to the core of the historical import and delivers its wisdom in modern terms to apply to modern life and even to themselves.

With their clear, clipped visual prose, Joel and Ethan Coen tell a good and juicy story, encapsulate on an intimate scale the sense of a grand historical transition, and elicit the story's grander significance with an iridescent briskness that both gets to the core of the historical import and delivers its wisdom in modern terms to apply to modern life — and even to themselves.

A nice feature of the subcellular element method is that elements can have a type associated with them, thus allowing force terms to apply to some element types of the cell but not to others.

Though modest isn't really the right term to apply to any project involving Love.

Other definitions use the term to apply only to hot and temperate deserts, a restriction followed in this account.

Glorious may be too extravagant a term to apply to the pockets of residential growth that now dot a long stretch of the eastern edge of West Street.

The discovery that there was a term to apply to my need for times of quiet was freeing.

The FBI stipulates that three or more people must be killed for the term to apply, but Lott defined it as four or more deaths in public.

Four "apply" questions used students' understanding of a term to apply it to a given problem.

The founders of course did not intend the term "person" to apply to all persons.