Sentence examples for applications next from inspiring English sources

Vardy and Morris will begin taking applications next May and the first intake will start 12 months later, with the England international due to get married next summer and also in with a decent chance of making Roy Hodgson's squad for the European Championship finals in France.

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He said the state would start sending out grant applications next month.

Councillors at Lancashire county council were due to make a decision on both applications next month, with drilling likely to start early next year if approved and fracking to follow several months later.

First were 600 consumer applications; next up the first roughly one-quarter of the remaining business apps that help run Coke around the world.

He confirms that opportunities to streamline current schemes have been identified and the agri-policy taskforce will review forestry grant applications next.

Councillors must now act on this and the tens of thousands of objections they have received and reject Cuadrilla's fracking applications next week.

She said that she anticipated a substantial jump in applications next year, as the education and marketing process kicked in and people in the former GTE territories learned about the cyberfoundation.

Conservatively, she added, the city projects another 26percentt increase in applications next year, not because anyone expects new housing subsidies to draw more families to the shelters, but because the trend is unmistakable.

Ms. Taufete'e-Paguada identifies as black, Latina and Pacific Islander, and said she had been thinking deeply about the ethics of the race question, knowing that she would have to make a choice on her own applications next year.

The officials told the Nasses that yes, the suspension would be part of his permanent record — or, as his mother described it, "a scarlet letter" when he sends out college applications next year.