Sentence examples for the language applied from inspiring English sources

And, generally, the language applied to DJ Spooky, whether it's descriptive or critical, is nearly as incomprehensible as his signature sound.

But it was during those years that those who stuck with him began to speak of him in mystical terms, and this is now the language applied retroactively to even his earliest, more temporal work.

"Clarity and presentation" (four items) deals with comprehensibility of the language applied in the CG and general CG format.

There is no single Russian word for blue; instead the language applies distinctive words to lighter and darker bluish shades.

We are thus left with an exploration of the meanings of "business combination" and "between" — and whether the language applies in a hostile transaction.

The language applies to a number of health and other agencies, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Department of Education.

Justice John Paul Stevens, writing for the majority in the 8-to-1 decision, said the statutory language applied only when companies took "intentional steps to dispose of a hazardous substance".

"Some of the political language applied in response to recent events has suggested a natural continuation of the 9/11 world and in turn the strategy then deployed," Murphy will say.

They note that the congressional language applies only to the current fiscal year, and speculate that NIH is betting legislators will lose interest in the subject by the time the next budget is hammered out.

In her ruling yesterday, Justice Gruner-Gans said the charter language "applies to all forms of official misconduct and easily encompasses the unauthorized release of the contents of sealed court records".

The Coburn language applies only to 2013 spending, but Congress could extend it into 2014 as part of a temporary spending bill that preserves current guidelines for federal agencies.