Sentence examples for Group of applicants from inspiring English sources

But Mark D. Rosenbaum, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, which represents a group of applicants, students and faculty members, said Proposal 2 violated equal protection principles by restructuring the state's political process and making it harder for disfavored minorities to press for change.

So while Theo van Rompay, deputy director of Parts, acknowledges that it is essentially a school for those who "decide their place is on the stage", and while Juilliard hand-picks its annual intake of 24 students from an already highly trained group of applicants, the philosophy of the UK's top institutions is that the dance industry is about far more than performance.

A Home Office spokesman said: "In communicating with a small group of applicants, an administrative error was made which meant other applicants' email addresses could be seen.

This restriction also ruled out another potentially interesting group of applicants: those who were already receiving SSI when they sought VR services, but not receiving SSDI because of insufficient work history; this group could potentially use VR services to return to work and become insured for SSDI10.

This suggests that the UKCAT provides a reasonable proxy for A levels in this group of applicants, but not a major advantage in terms of selecting applicants who are not reaching their potential at school.

It was indeed a very competitive group of applicants.

Lastly, during the Roellig trial[ 7], we were able to confirm the AOA status of applicants up to 8 months after the application season.

Shown is Wheeler Hall at UC Berkeley, where 18.8% of applicants from California were accepted.

Harvard University accepted 5.9% of applicants last year, and Stanford admitted 5.1% of applicants - the lowest in college history.

"Harvard University admitted 5.9% of applicants, according to The Harvard Crimson, up slightly from last year's 5.8% admissions rate.

These allowance rates rose to a peak of 54percentt of DI applicants and 35percentt of SSI applicants both in 1992 and in 2001 (see Figures 1 and 2).