Sentence examples for applicant in the first from inspiring English sources

"It's fine sending cases back if one were satisfied that the national authorities would - where there has been, on the face of it, some non-compliance with the convention - do something to remedy that at national level... That's admirable; but only if one is satisfied that the national authorities would deal seriously with a case where they have already let down the applicant in the first place".

Using evaluator-assigned scores from the subjective components of their applications, we hypothesized that applicants in the first year of a new residency program, while a more limited applicant pool, would not have lower average scores in these areas.

That prompted allegations that the ministry rejected all other applicants in the first job posting to give the minister's daughter a second chance.

Concerns about possible litigation over future discharges could also discourage employers from taking a chance on minority job applicants in the first place.

Greenwich University received more than 1,300 calls from potential applicants in the first four hours after opening at 6am on Thursday, as well as talking to 300 students on the university website's live chat service and 200 more on Twitter.

In a new emergency medicine residency program, applicants in the first year cycle, in which ERAS was not used, were statistically similar in research and volunteer service.

Colorado finished 14th of 16 applicants in the first round of 'Race to the Top.'.

"In the past ― as far back as the 1940s, but continuing for decades ― the Department of State was among many public and private employers that discriminated against employees and job applicants on the basis of perceived sexual orientation, forcing some employees to resign or refusing to hire certain applicants in the first place," Kerry said in a statement.

In the past – as far back as the 1940s, but continuing for decades – the Department of State was among many public and private employers that discriminated against employees and job applicants on the basis of perceived sexual orientation, forcing some employees to resign or refusing to hire certain applicants in the first place.

This study of a major sub-group of applicants in the first year of operation suggests that it has an inherent favourable bias to male applicants and those from a higher socioeconomic class or from independent or grammar schools.

This study of a major subgroup of applicants in the first year of operation suggests that it has an inherent favourable bias to men and students from a higher socioeconomic class or independent or grammar schools.