Sentence examples for was regularly applied from inspiring English sources

According to Griesbach, the human rights lawyer, the aggressive policing strategy on the November 20 march — as well as the post-arrest examples of fabricating evidence against detainees — was regularly applied during other protests between 2012 and 2014 against the current administration.

This allowed judicial review of a decision by the High Court of Justice, and was regularly applied during the 1970s, because the freeze on interest rates during a delayed case made it attractive for debtors to delay; conversely, this made London a far less attractive venue for creditors.

During the test, isotonic solution was regularly applied to prevent the tendons from drying.

This pose, from the mid-Eighteenth dynasty to the end of the New Kingdom was regularly applied for kings; it became more frequent in later periods.

Indeed, the phrase "chocolate box" is regularly applied to the northern Austrian city, the jewel of Teutonic tourism.

Politics are occasionally involved, of course – there used to be some players who could never be marked worse than a 4 – but the grades seem to matter because they are seen as real: unlike in other countries, the full spectrum, from 1 (very good) to 6 (lacking severely) is regularly applied.

But we'd come to this corner of Kent to catch a resort on the up: since the opening of the Turner Contemporary art gallery five years ago this spring, and especially since Dreamland reopened last June, terms such as hipster paradise and Shoreditch-on-Sea are regularly applied to Margate.

Focus group research is regularly applied in qualitative criminological research.

Mechanical cooling, thermization, pasteurization and ultra heat treatment are regularly applied to dairy products (Guizani 2007).

Therefore, in modern agricultural systems, mineral P fertilisers need to be regularly applied.

NGT has been regularly applied in research on education and health (services).