Sentence examples for then applicable from inspiring English sources

This controversy began in 1931, when respondent's predecessors as receivers of the Georgia & Florida Railroad filed an application with the Interstate Commerce Commission for a reexamination of rates then applicable to it for transporting the mails.

I doubt whether New York, which in Jackson's original trial faithfully followed the teachings of this Court which were then applicable, will find much comfort in this gesture.

the State or local educational agency reasonably believed that the proposed expenditure or practice was permissible under then applicable State and Federal law.

It is seen that Schlichting asymptotic solution, which corresponds to a point source of momentum, is then applicable to describe the mixing process upstream from the lifted flame.

Responding to the report, which followed a one-year investigation, the commission's chief spokesman said: "The former president joined his current employer after the then applicable cooling-off period of 18 months.

Eligibility and the extent of support available under the program will be determined at the time a graduate applies to the program, in accordance with the rules and policies then applicable.

That description of the black community back then is so applicable to the Puerto Rican community today, our community is in a state of Novocain.

Petitioner was convicted in strict accordance with then-applicable constitutional norms.

The rules offered a 50 percent exclusion from the then-applicable 28 percent rate for capital gains, creating an effective 14 percent rate.

The Court of Appeals affirmed, holding that Marchetti and Grosso would not be applied retroactively to overturn the earlier income tax evasion conviction based on the then-applicable constitutional principles.

The banning of Sastra is criticized for having no legal basis, as laws pertaining to the banning of print media at the time only applied to foreign publications; per the then-applicable Press Laws, any banning of a magazine would require approval of the Press Board.