The phrase "apply to send" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a process of submitting an application for sending something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "You need to apply to send your documents through the official portal."
Alternatives: "request permission to send" or "submit an application to send".
But individual students will not be able to buy a seat; only organisations can apply to send their best and brightest.
Because of the "Choice Program" in our district, parents can apply to send their kids to almost any public school in the system.
But the only students Canada really wants in his school are the ones from central Harlem, and especially the lowest-performing ones, exactly those whose parents, he said, are least inclined to apply to send their children to a special school.
TR: How do your ideas of power and propulsion apply to sending people to Mars? FCD: Trips to Mars are prohibitively long and would expose the travelers to very high levels of radiation.
They applied to send him to the camp during his winter break.
One lawsuit has since been referred to arbitration by a New York state court, and Juno has applied to send the second complaint to arbitration.
A database establishes connections using standard methods such as connect and query; a map class is used to display georeferenced data on Google maps [50] and, finally, a SMS class is applied to send SMS messages.
Further, to accelerate the action of drug colloidal nanoparticles mucosal or tumor barrier intranasal delivery method is applied to send them to various parts of brain.
The same applies to sending Secretary of State John Kerry to Geneva to meet with the Russian foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, about obtaining some kind of United Nations mandate that Syria disclose its chemical weapons and surrender control of them.
It also applies to sending humans to Mars without resorting to a massively expensive, federally funded program an idea that has resurfaced during the Florida campaign.
Court Sides With Microsoft WASHINGTON, April 30 (AP) — The Supreme Court sided with the Microsoft Corporation on Monday, finding that patent law does not apply to software sent to foreign countries.
