If this does not suffice, he acknowledges, applicants have been known to enroll for one credit as nonmatriculating, extramural students in inexpensive colleges that grant credit for such work.
The ACA offers important advances, which even single payer advocates acknowledge: subsidies for low-income applicants will make insurance affordable for the first time.
Admissions officers acknowledge they look more favorably on applicants who follow their recommendations.
Applicants are asked to acknowledge acceptances within a defined period of time and are allowed to hold more than one acceptance consistent with AMCAS policies.
A manager at the store acknowledged lowering the applicant's score after observing that her clothing style was out of step with the "look" that was then expected of staff.
But before we get carried away, let's also acknowledge ingredients that are within the power of applicants and their teachers to change.
It is a means for our office to acknowledge the competitiveness of the pool while communicating the strengths of individual applicants' files.
Still, he acknowledges, such questions give applicants (and their families) wide latitude.
Police officials yesterday acknowledged the number of applicants was low, but contended that it was not a clear-cut indication of low interest in police careers.
The New York Legal Aid Society filed a legal challenge to the new policy in 1997, saying it would violate the Fair Housing Act and a 1992 consent decree in which the city acknowledged discrimination against nonwhite applicants for apartments at 31 housing projects and agreed to take steps to remedy that discrimination.
The judgment states: "I acknowledge that a court should not stand in the way of what an applicant wishes to place before Strasbourg, unless there is very good reason to do so.
