Dima said they had only been "found to be", rather than "accepted as", refugees, and would now have to apply separately for residency in Australia.
This means taking the LSAT, individually applying to law school, and getting accepted, as well as separately taking the GMAT, submitting a distinct application for business school, and getting additionally accepted there.
We have already discussed the Ockhamist response to this premise, which accepts (2) as applied to what is strictly past, but rejects it as applied to that part of the past that is not wholly or strictly past.
There's still plenty of time to apply for courses starting this autumn, although some programmes will have a limited number of students they can accept, so applying as early as possible is always advisable.
The United States, for example, subsequently has argued that the initial and subsequent moratoria is over and the Non-Violation-Nullification of Benefits ("NVNB") remedy must now be accepted, by all WTO Members, as applying to the TRIPS Agreement[ 73].
He applied and was accepted as a graduate student in philosophy at Harvard.
Estes found her first meeting with Lynch "really intimidating" and had "only had a nebulous idea of what I was getting into," but she applied and was accepted as a doctoral student in Lynch's lab.
The fluorescent dye validated in HAs and cartilage tissues was accepted as a FCS probe, and then applied in the next tests.
Mr. Lemon's suggestion that black people need to "clean up their act" provides a good example of how the bootstrap metaphor is understood, accepted and applied as a rational framework to explain the historical realities of black marginalization.
Although the effect of ethnicity in HbA1c seems small, it may be significant if HbA1c is widely accepted and applied as a diagnostic tool in our population.
