Sentence examples for applications outright from inspiring English sources

Facebook will own about 650 of the AOL patents and patent applications outright, while Microsoft will own 275.

Ms. Goard rejected the applications outright, then allowed two Republican workers to spend as long as 10 days in her offices correcting and resubmitting the forms.

Rather than risk a lawsuit through an attempt at compromise, many municipalities will simply reject development applications outright — or, worse, accept development plans they shouldn't.

He insisted that the bank was trying to meet the lending targets set under the APS and instead of rejecting applications outright was now trying to find ways of extending the loan but with restrictions.

Kevin P. Mitchell, the coalition's president, held out hope yesterday that rather than reject United's application outright, the air transportation board could give the airline conditional approval, depending on whether United is able to obtain the labor concessions it is seeking.

If a voter used the state form but failed to provide proof of citizenship, 14 of the state's 15 counties would reject their application outright and they wouldn't be registered in any election.

Some applications involve outright impossibility, like perpetual motion or cancer nostrums that don't work.

The use of a UML representation improves maintainability as the application architecture is outright visible and provides an important part of the system documentation.

A spokesperson for the immigration office said it usually receives around 3,000 registrations a month from British nationals looking to study, work or invest in New Zealand – but stressed the figures relate to registrations of interest as opposed to outright visa applications.

When neighborhood resentment brings lawsuits, drawn-out municipal approvals or outright denials of applications, the results are costly to developers and eventually to home buyers, said William Ethier, executive vice president of the home builders' association.

It will lead to outright blocking of applications and content on increasingly popular wireless platforms.