Sentence examples for applicants to submit from inspiring English sources

NIH has an active pilot program, the NIH electronic research administration (ERA) initiative, in which it will soon encourages applicants to submit certain types of applications--renewals and training grant applications--online.

The Common Application will allow applicants to submit up to 20 applications.

Edward Seidel, acting head of NSF's mathematics and physical sciences directorate, described NSF's intention to require all applicants to submit a data management plan along with their grant application in a presentation this morning to the National Science Board, NSF's oversight body.

Colleges that allows applicants to submit scores from any of these tests, rather than just the SAT, aren't sacrificing anything.

Many colleges ask applicants to submit three letters of recommendation — one from a guidance counselor and two from teachers.

But dozens of the United States' most selective colleges require their applicants to submit SAT II scores.

This requires applicants to submitted intimate company information such as EBITDA and CAGR.

Mr. Ryan said his Storm Mountain Training Center, which opened in 1996 and has had more than 5,000 students, required every applicant to submit a criminal background check in advance from the applicant's local police department along with a letter of recommendation from someone like a minister.

Potential applicants have to submit an application to attend, in which they're asked to demo their web development expertise and experience.

Applicants have to submit their details, and record a statement and a song.

Applicants had to submit 400 words detailing their "skills and vision" for operating the Gazette, along with a $175 entry fee.