Sentence examples for unquestionably apply from inspiring English sources
The FSIAs overall structure strongly supports this conclusion: Many of its provisions unquestionably apply to cases arising out of conduct that occurred before 1976, see, e.g., Dole Food Co., supra, and its procedural provisions undoubtedly apply to all pending cases.
However, when one looks at public health, unquestionably an applied science, we discover that public health professionals [ 4] define their field as activities aimed at "fulfilling society's interest in assuring conditions in which people can be healthy".
It is a skill, and it unquestionably rewards those who apply dogged analytics to assembling their fantasy lineups.
According to this view, what the Koran says is completely valid and should be applied unquestionably to regulate all aspects of people's lives.
Respondent places great weight on this first congressional action, arguing that it proves that "Congress thus unquestionably understood that it had authority to apply a new, more favorable copyright term to existing works". Brief for Respondent 12-13.
It is unquestionably laudable to encourage kids with lower incomes to apply to good schools.
"But those horribles could equally apply to criminal trials and all sorts of proceedings that must unquestionably be open".
And now the Broncos have to apply it against Brett Favre and a Packer offense that, according to Robinson, is "unquestionably" the best the Broncos will have faced this season.
While some of this description might apply to hormonal function, none of it applies to neural transmission unquestionably the main means of behavioral control.
The policies have unquestionably worked to raise agricultural production in the countries where they have been applied, but their usefulness as a means of enhancing the economic well-being of farm people is debatable.
Departing from his usual mode of statutory analysis, Justice Scalia examined the law's drafting history and concluded that it demonstrated that the law "applied only to federal defendants, and the phrase 'or other clemency' was unquestionably superfluous".
