Sentence examples for applications out of from inspiring English sources
Most states have laws requiring as much, so that partisan workers cannot bin any applications out of personal prejudice.
With Windows, its rulers control the largest, richest digital territory: a software platform on which others can build, with its say-so, applications out of bits and bytes.
But he noted that Michigan had approved 160 applications out of 320 submitted to date, after measuring each against criteria that include the potential for creating economic development.
A second case, seeking to throw out absentee ballots from Martin County, where Republicans took rejected ballot applications out of the elections office, added the identifications numbers to them, and resubmitted them, wrapped up just before the Seminole case.
His government has aggressively promoted the nascent shale industry and was shown last week to be considering changing rules to take fracking planning applications out of local authorities' hands.
(By the end of 2014, the Home Office had accepted just 143 asylum applications out of 6,654, while removing 50 refugees to their countries of first entry, many of which are overwhelmed).
yes yes yes yes yes just like that yes yes don't stop please don't stop DO NOT FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS FUCKING SACRED STOP) The New York Times reported that advisers feared the FDA might reject the drug's licensing application "out of concern that a chemical would lead to female excesses, crazed binges of infidelity, societal splintering".
Applications for out-of-state public universities, like Michigan and Delaware, are also on the rise, Mr. Dunphy said.
Binghamton is a few minutes from the Pennsylvania state line, so city officials also expect to receive marriage applications from out-of-state couples.
"The minister has on his desk at this moment in time nine applications for out-of-town shopping centres.
Santhapuri et al.[11] discuss the application of out-of-band context information from sensors to assist wireless communication design.
