Hundreds of thousands of refugees travelled through Austria last year, about 100,000 of whom applied for asylum.
— Nick Fox The Telegraph: Heinz changes the recipe for HP Sauce, infuriating the British, some of whom apply it to most foods.
Since then there have been just two presidents, both of whom applied an iron fist and neither of whom left office voluntarily, so a touch of Tunisian giddiness at finding themselves sans strongman and free to speak out is understandable.
At least Cleomenes I in the 6th century and Agesilaus II in the 4th, both of whom applied much the same criterion as this in international affairs, made no pretense of being liberators of Greece.
The firm's popular lithographs were printed in black ink and were often hand coloured by an assembly line of women, each of whom applied a separate tint of watercolour.
This issue has been approached by two other groups, both of whom apply a post-processing step to standard peptide MS/MS search engine results.
Consider a spontaneously breathing patient treated with PSV and PEEP, for example, in whom applying an EIP is uncomfortable and disrupts the breathing pattern.
eLife was founded by three of the most important non-governmental funders of biomedical research, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, the Max Planck Society and the Wellcome Trust, all of whom apply extremely strict criteria in evaluating their scientists.
The Weldon Amendment is very clear to whom it applies and to whom it does not apply," said Susan Berke Fogel, director for reproductive health in Los Angeles for the National Health Law Program.
For all of the above, morality is a public system, that is, it is a system that is known to all those to whom it applies and it is not irrational for any of those to whom it applies to follow it.
