Sentence examples for apply signs from inspiring English sources

"Catholics Need Not Apply" signs, or the spirit behind them, remained common well into the twentieth century.

"No Irish Need Apply" signs are rare.

After 1860, Irish were met with "HELP WANTED: IRISH NEED NOT APPLY" signs hanging in store windows.

The trades council's president, Edward J. Malloy, issued a statement saying the plan "essentially puts a 'union labor and responsible contractors need not apply' sign on $1.5 billion of public work by encouraging landlords and contractors who engage in unsafe and illegal practices".

Palin, he added, was "kind of playing the role of pied piper in Republican politics, which I'm quite comfortable with -- basically hanging a 'moderates need not apply' sign".

Carcinoma in situ, stage 3b, metastatic and recurrent breast cancers are not included as the standards for operable breast cancer do not apply (SIGN, Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network, 2005; ABS at BASO, Association of Breast Surgeons at British Association of Surgical Oncologists, 2009; NICE, National Institute for Clinical Excellence, 2009).

When the signed permutation has no vector-opposite elements, the algorithm applies signed 1-reversals until the signed permutation has no negative elements.

This means that, for sorting a signed permutation π, we have to apply Inv signed 2-reversals plus a given number of signed 1-reversals in order to flip the signs of the remaining negative elements.

New curbs would apply to signs near parks and major highways.

The ban did not apply to signs that were erected to draw attention to businesses at the base of their stanchions.

Although the rookie José Reyes had 12 steals in 14 opportunities since his promotion June 10, Howe applied the hold sign to Cedeño on the bases in May and it has stuck.