The phrase "ago to apply" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a fragment that lacks context and clarity, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "I need to submit my application, but I should have done it long ago to apply for the scholarship."
Alternatives: "previously to apply" or "earlier to apply".
They may yet be able to win America's backing for an institution that would, at last, fulfil the aspiration expressed at the Nuremberg trials 53 years ago: to apply human-rights law without fear or favour to every conflict.
The Crimson has always taken itself very seriously, but its decision a few years ago to apply the requirements of federal antidiscrimination law to unpaid student volunteers was something of a watershed.
AS TRUMP KILLS DACA, DREAMERS WORRY FOR THEIR FAMILIES "When Karla Pérez handed over a stack of paperwork including her home address, photographs and her fingerprints to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services five years ago to apply for DACA, she was still living at home with her parents.
Tank respirators were used decades ago to apply continuous external negative pressure in three patients with severe pneumonia who were not intubated [ 8- 10].
Succinctly, we knew some 24 years ago how to apply lifestyle practices to eliminate 80% of all premature death and the chronic diseases that generally precede it.
"A few months ago I had to apply to a special student aid fund, so that I could go to my father's funeral in French Guiana," Anne says.
Thomas, the BBC's former head of news programmes whose old role was in effect abolished in a shakeup by BBC news chief James Harding nine days ago, is expected to apply for the role on a permanent basis.
Until recently this was just an inconvenience, but two weeks ago we went to apply for a mobile phone and the retailer refused to give us an account, saying the address was blacklisted.
His mother, who came to the United States illegally from Mexico more than 20 years ago, had hoped to apply for a similar program for parents known as DAPA before the lawsuit.
In a statement released to the district community, Carrizosa said he was contacted about six weeks ago and encouraged to apply for the job post at College of the Sequoias in Visalia, Calif.
Residents of the park said the property owner, Walsh Properties LLC, informed them a week ago of plans to apply to the city for a different land-use permit that would allow for development.
