Sentences with phrase «usually applied to a situation»

It's usually applied to a situation where you are injured by somebody's conduct and miss X amount of weeks of work.

Not exact matches

Today the word «virtue» is usually applied to good traits of character, qualities which dispose us to act rightly in various sorts of situation.

While this betting philosophy is usually right, it doesn't apply to every situation.

I worked with several recent graduates of ID degree programs and usually found that they learned a lot of theory but had little knowledge of business needs and no experience applying the theory to real - world business situations.

It isn't as easy to research the right card for your situation as it would be through the Internet, but you can apply for the card of your choice and usually get an instant decision in the bank as well.

This usually means that they can not advise you on how the law applies to the facts of your situation, nor draft a legal argument for you, nor advise you on procedural strategy.

It simply means that if there is something ambiguous about the situation, the policy is usually applied in a way that's favorable to you rather than the company.

By contrast, when making narratives to the same MCAST vignettes but with a father doll, it appears that children apply their knowledge and expectations in familiar attachment - related situations to someone who does not usually exist in these situations with the child.