Sentence examples for application overseas from inspiring English sources

Much of the attention surrounding the delegation's testimony had to do with wartime incidents — as well as with clarifications in regards to a Bush-era reading of US commitment to the convention that claimed "exceptions" to its application overseas and in conflict. .

The first applications are being published now, just four months later, because their inventors filed earlier applications overseas.

This time last year Ucas figures showed applications were running at 9% below the level for 2011 - and when applications from overseas students were excluded the drop in applications from UK students was 12%.

Overall, the rise in undergraduate numbers was fuelled by increases in applications from overseas and European Union-based students – applicants from the EU were up by 11% – as well as above-average increases in the number of students accepted from disadvantaged backgrounds.

The survey of universities, done by Mr. Johnson's organization and others representing institutions of higher education, found that 59percentt of some 130 research universities and doctoral programs were seeing declines in applications from overseas students, while 28percentt said the number of foreign applications showed no significant changes.

The decision sparked anxiety at universities across the country amid fears it would damage the UK's reputation for higher education and deter applications from overseas students.

Applications from overseas buyers and inquiries about the country's largest trade fair, the Canton Fair, which starts Friday, are down this year.

We observed a wide variety of awkward and arcane voting procedures that were a disgrace for the world's leading democracy -- baffling "butterfly" ballots, primitive and inconsistent counting procedures, flawed applications for overseas ballots and obstacles for minority voters.

Students will use and test new interactive software for designing, sharing applications with overseas partners, presenting projects on an Internet workspace, and critiquing design proposals through the web and other advanced digital technologies.

"The latest figures show this strategy is working - university applications from overseas students are up by 18% since 2010".

There have been drops from individual countries, but the overall figures from the admissions service Ucas, published last month, show that applications from overseas students are higher than last year.