Sentence examples for application telling from inspiring English sources

Robbins called for her colleagues to scrap the proposal, which they voted to do by 10 to 5. Glenn Tozer and Owen-Jones voted to support the application, telling the meeting they had received legal advice that to reject it would probably result in a legal appeal from the applicants, which would be a cost to the taxpayers.

The head of D.C. Water, George Hawkins, simply shrugs when confronted with the rain tax's unfair application, telling the local media, "Unfortunately someone's got to pay the bill". Well, how about asking the owners of the D.C. United soccer team to chip in more for its $300 million facility, part of which is subsidized by the District?

Much more serious is his decision to lie on his student loan application, telling the government that he is a U.S. citizen.

But his guidance counselor declined to give him a Cornell application, telling him "I don't think you have what it takes to get in".

Cedillo moved ahead with the grant application, telling his colleagues the city would not be "bullied". Two weeks later, activists held the "Die-In" outside his apartment complex.

Enter your postcode and the application tells you how powerful your vote is.

Forecast, a new mobile application, tells you where your friends are going to be.

The application told her to list all her residences from 1938, but she omitted Ravensbrück.

Ruth Barson, from the Human Rights Law Centre, which supported ALSWA in its application, told Radio National on Wednesday morning that it was "absolutely haunting", the most confronting footage she had seen.

Councillor Simon Cooke, who spoke against the application, told the meeting there is nowhere else in the world with this kind of landscape, adding: "I, for one, do not want to see it lose its uniqueness simply to satisfy urban demand".

The application tells you when someone has removed you as a friend.