Sentence examples for applied to bring from inspiring English sources

"There's no chance – 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013 – four times I've applied to bring my wife … But no chance".

The move could create turmoil for growers who had already applied to bring in temporary farm workers under the new rules.

So the explanations of almost all physically possible phenomena are about how knowledge would be applied to bring those phenomena about".

A bank laid off 60 information-technology workers and contracted the work to a supplier, who applied to bring in foreign workers to replace them.

Diplomatic pressure had also been applied to bring the two children, who were being cared for by Mr. Abequa's family, back to the United States, where a judge had granted custody to Ms. Dokur and her elderly mother.

You might think this all hass little to do with philanthropy, but all of the panelists saw e-philanthropy in broad terms as the way tech can be applied to bring about social change.

It's interesting to see the "saving lives" rhetoric return without mentioning that the Gillard government's new "no advantage" policy means refugees cannot apply to bring their families here; it was the same under Howard's temporary protection visas.

The couple had to give up plans to move to the UK and instead spent time working in Germany in order to then apply to bring Michael to the UK as the spouse of a EU citizen, exercising free movement rights, rather than comply with the British rule.

For non-food forward distribution, home delivery constitutes all delivery concepts that CEPs apply to bring parcels to the customers, e.g., to the door or to parcel stations.

Employers can browse lists of workers, and if they find an employee they want to hire they can apply to bring them over within a year".

Teachers and educators can also apply to bring their whole class to the show, where youth will have an opportunity to tour Startup Alley with a member of TechCrunch's editorial staff, listen to discussions taking place on the main stage and (where possible) have a one-on-one Q&A session with a speaker.