Sentence examples for applications to change from inspiring English sources
In reality, the agency rejects applications to change jobs without the employer's consent.Rulers of the Gulf states, where workforces are made up of low-paid foreigners, are loth to change the system, since it ensures cheap labour.
Theory-based intervention methods and practical applications to change (determinants of) behavior are selected, and program themes, components, scope and sequence are generated.
Elasticity is the term coined to describe the capability of applications to change dynamically their resource usage in response to workload fluctuations.
The ruling, issued Monday by U.S. Magistrate Judge Candy Dale, was in response to a lawsuit that two transgender women filed last year after the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (IDHW) rejected their applications to change the gender on their birth certificates.
Sunrise has not made an application to change the format of Mean Country.
An application to change the Maltings pub in Canton into housing has been deferred for more information to allow planners to make the decision.
The Hull City owner, Assem Allam, has threatened to walk away from the club if the Football Association refuses to grant his application to change the club's name to Hull Tigers.
John Vanderslice, who was appointed chief executive of Miraval in June, said the development was filing an application to change the zoning provisions and amend the covenant to permit the garden cafe.
By turns apologetic, self-pitying and defiant, the man who calls himself "Jackanory" and "Jack the Giant Killer" takes on a new alias when he is freed on licence: the book ends with his application to change his name.
A statement released by the FA made no mention of Dyke's preference but said: "The FA council has rejected Hull City's application to change their playing name to Hull Tigers.
An Ofcom spokesperson said: "Ofcom decided that London Live's application to change its programming would have substantially altered the character of the channel – making it much less local.
