Sentence examples for applying to run from inspiring English sources

Well, an alleged main benefit of free schools is that the people applying to run them apply to central government, not the local council.

Chris Rolph, principal lecturer, school of education at Nottingham Trent University Try things out on a small scale first, and learn from successes and mistakes before applying to run a bigger project.

A surprisingly dry package: the application forms sent in by people applying to run free schools, and the letters later sent back explaining whether or not they were successful.

To opponents of creationism, the approval of the Rochester school raises questions about whether some companies applying to run charter schools see the explosive growth of such schools as a chance to skirt constitutional barriers between church and state.

The board also approved a proposal to refund $6,000 of each $35,000 fee that 11 groups paid in applying to run the.org extension, which VeriSign Inc. is giving up later this year.

However, the "length rule", which states that passenger trains must be at least 375 metres long with a through corridor (to match the distance between the safety doors in the tunnel), was retained, preventing any potential operators from applying to run services with existing fleets (the majority of both TGV and ICE trains are only 200m long).

The Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help has applied to run a feeding program.

Many, many others will apply to run next year, as the marathon continues to test just how far it can grow.

A few months ago, he applied to run the Los Angeles Police Department, but lost out to William J. Bratton, his former boss in New York.

For the 57,665 people who applied to run in last year's New York City Marathon but were denied entry, that may seem like great news.

When he applied to run for governor again, Mr. Rosselló said he had been a resident for the last five years, as the island's Constitution requires for political candidates.