He wants to consolidate a number of federal poverty and job-training programs, to make it easier on the applicant (instead of bouncing from one program to another and having to deal with a new layer of bureaucracy each time, you'd just fill out one application and be considered for a wide range of programs).
Auditors said applicants instead were handpicked by department managers.
And we were legally empowered to sign the wedding licenses, which now bear the labels Applicant 1 and Applicant 2 instead of Bride and Groom.
He hired seven of the applicants, but instead of transferring them to Pittsford, just outside of Rochester, he let his new employees work from Argentina.
My advice to aspiring UNICEF applicants - Instead of advice, here is my favourite quote from the movie "Weatherman": "Nothing that has meaning is easy.
The root cause, officials say, is the post-9/11 reassignment of 1,000 agents who used to issue documents and now do extensive security checks of every applicant instead.
Even if the applicant hold a previous passport, anyone under 16 must fill out the general application form instead of using the simplified renewal process.
A pilot program of the New York State Department of Labor is going to help job-seekers find employment using a mathematical algorithm that searches for phrases and paragraphs in an applicant's resume, instead of just keywords, reports Ilya Marritz for WNYC.
The changes will allow some track owners and regional OTBs to increase incentives for bettors and process account applications over the Internet, instead of requiring applicants to file in person.
The Common Application, which is used by schools such as Stanford and USC, already is being tweaked: In the application season beginning this fall, instead of asking applicants whether they have ever been convicted or judged guilty of a "felony, misdemeanor, or other crime," the "other crime" option will disappear.
