Sentence examples for applying to such from inspiring English sources

Forbes quotes a 2007 report by the US government accountability office that says such prices, in America at least, "may discourage international students" from applying to such institutions.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19 — The shooting incident involving private security guards in Baghdad on Sunday that left at least eight Iraqis dead has revealed large gaps in the laws applying to such armed contractors.

The test should be objective and include such things as whether a foreign subsidiary has offices, staff and operations in the country.Importantly, too, the court noted that the laws applying to such "controlled firms" impose different rates of tax on British companies depending on the amount of tax levied on their foreign subsidiaries.

But if even one bright 16 year old picks up today's Guardian in the sixth form common room of his or her state school, reads that the top universities are "closed" to people from poor backgrounds, and decides that applying to such a university is a cruel waste of effort, then Mr Clegg has done something rather wicked.

So if you do decide to broaden your search for funds by applying to such organizations, it would be a good idea to put your research into context.

Because science writing is a small niche and the number of graduate programs catering to science writing is small, the programs tend to share the same pool of applicants, Finkbeiner says which leads her to believe that fewer people are applying to such programs than in the past.

This applies to such seats as Enfield North and Dewsbury.

Federal minimum wage laws already apply to such workers.

Clinical terms like "narcissistic disorder" may be applied to such people.

These concepts are applied to such questions as how to more effectively sell breakfast cereal and soft drinks.

Until fairly recently the term "classic" is not one many would have applied to such Las Vegas-style lounge entertainment.