Sentence examples for applicants based on from inspiring English sources
Private insurers allocate funds for medical underwriting to determine who they will insure and wind up rejecting one in nine applicants based on medical history, age and other factors.
Evaluate your applicants based on the criteria first, and against one another second.
For instance, it's absolutely free to attend FORM; once you go through the application process, you'll be chosen from many other applicants based on your responses.
In doling out credit, they said, American Express also discriminated against applicants based on their age.
The group does not refuse any applicants based on race, said Oliver White, the leader of the lodge.
Yet why is a program that gives preference to certain applicants based on skin tone considered an equalizer of opportunity?
In a critical provision, insurers would be prohibited from rejecting applicants based on age or health status.
The guidelines stop short of ban-the-box laws, but they warn employers they could violate federal civil rights laws if they reject an African-American applicant based on his criminal record but hire a white one with a comparable record.
"Scorecards are different for different lenders, so it's not unusual for one lender to say 'yes' and another 'no' to the same applicant based on the same information," says James Jones, from Experian.
The college has accepted a significantly higher percentage of blacks and Latinos than whites and Asians with the same "holistic score," a number the admissions office gives to every applicant, based on test scores, grades, extracurricular activities and obstacles overcome.
I hope students can avoid the obvious temptation to use the U.S. News list as a template for where to apply, following its rank order, and to resist drawing conclusions about an institution's complex academic offerings (to say nothing of all the other ingredients that go into making a university a great fit for a particular applicant) based on where U.S. News handicaps that college.
