Sentence examples for call for applicants from inspiring English sources
Since the department's call for applicants, new concessions on the Rockaway boardwalk — see the $25 and Under column on this page — opened last month, and the owners of Rouge Tomate, the upscale Belgian restaurant at 10 East 60th Street, have said that they had been selected to operate a food cart four blocks to the north, on Fifth Avenue and 64th Street.
Next, a call for applicants went out through the region's universities.
Andela put out its first call for applicants on Twitter in June of last year.
VC firm Highland Capital Partners is issuing a call for applicants for their 3rd annual "Summer@Highland" entrepreneurship program.
Although there is no current call for applicants, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute offers 5-year grants through its International Research Scholars Program to scientists working in the Baltics, Central and Eastern Europe, Russia, and Ukraine.
Lessin says in the call for applicants that The Information's motivation here is to help redirect the path of the news business to focus on quality journalism, and away from business models driven by advertiser priorities, rather than the value of the journalism itself.
By contrast, two years ago, when Ms. Costello cast "Temptation Island 2," within days of calling for applicants on the series's Web site, her office was deluged with video tapes and photographs from 30,000 interested contestants.
The civil liberties union has also condemned job descriptions calling for applicants to support "the mission" of the Salvation Army, which is listed on job postings and calls on new hires to "preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His Name without discrimination".
At the same time they have called for applicants who are resilient, adaptable, curious, trusting and creative but without saying why these particular traits are the most important, how they will be measured, or how the standards for selection will be set.
Then, as now, the EC's periodic calls for applicants seek to produce a pool of suitable candidates who can be appointed to vacancies as they arise.
