Sentence examples for approves applicants from inspiring English sources
But, as you might guess, Simmons only approves applicants with excellent credit.
The results of the regression analyses show that the mean scientific performance of approved applicants is higher subsequent to application than the mean performance of rejected applicants.
Furthermore (see models 2 and 3), statistically significant greater numbers of citations are expected for the papers published by approved applicants prior or subsequent to applications, respectively (increased by 53% and 22%), than for the papers published by rejected applicants – holding all other variables in the models constant.
The new process, which begins March 4, will allow immigrants who can prove that isolation from their American spouse, child or parent would cause "extreme hardship" to start the application while in the U.S. If approved, applicants will still need to return to their country of origin to pick up their visa but separation is promised to be brief, a matter of weeks not years.
Applying a novel matching approach, we compare 130 approved applicants of a prestigious government subsidy with a control group of 154 applications rejected at the very last stage, thereby overcoming some of the selection and endogeneity biases associated with similar studies.
Wonga said a clear cost of repayment would be calculated for approved applicants before they committed.
The head of the state police union also is involved with one of the approved applicants.
The most recent data suggest that 1.1 million approved applicants are waiting for employment-based green cards.
Both the Met Council and Allstate Realty Associates, Mr. Spitzer's company, were on the city's list of 132 approved applicants for the program.
In other words, ending DACA and moving toward deportation of approved applicants would run up a bill of over $8.5 billion.
It is the only neighbor that regularly offers refugee status to Colombians, handing work permits and temporary residency to approved applicants.
