Sentence examples for consideration of applicants from inspiring English sources

Plymouth University's spokesman, for example, said tutors "respect the 15 January deadline for equal consideration of applicants", then added: "Early application is an indicator of an individual's strength of interest, but has no bearing on a candidate's likelihood of being made an offer".

Consider for instance the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC), which calls for "Every sign of unjust discrimination" in regards to gay and lesbian people to "be avoided" (CCC# 2358); however, the Church (with few exceptions) discriminates against celibate gay men in its consideration of applicants for the Catholic priesthood.

For the Medical School's Council to review guidelines for admissions to medicine and to suggest consideration of applicants' resilience.

Most schools using this method by 2009 were attracted by the opportunity for speedier and more efficient selection of applicants for interview, by postponing detailed consideration of applicants' UCAS form until a later stage.

As long as racism continues to impair our societal vision, affirmative action will be needed as one small corrective measure to ensure the fair consideration of all applicants.

Admissions programs that consider race as one of many factors in the context of an individualized consideration of all applicants can clearly pass constitutional review if they are shown to be necessary to promote diversity.

The law school affords this individualized consideration to applicants of all races.

"Although fixed racial quotas and racial balancing are not necessary to achieving that goal, the consideration of an applicant's race during the admissions process necessarily is.

To move any further down the path toward a race-blind society, there should be no consideration of an applicant's race in the college admissions process, period.

It found that programme too broad, and held that it failed to meet the standard laid down in Bakke, which required individual consideration of each applicant.

Applicants pay substantial fees for the consideration of their applications and expect them to be dealt with in a timely, accurate and consistent way.