Sentence examples for decide on an application from inspiring English sources

This means it now takes around three years to decide on an application, which has created a backlog of around 500,000.

Bedford Borough Council will decide on an application for housing on the former RAF Cardington site on Monday.

From a user perspective, how would a user know that there is an application relevant to his/her current location, and how can a user decide on which application to use from the many available choices.

We had deliberated extensively on alternative routes and sources of NO before deciding on the application of physically dissolved, pure NO.

Last week a district council in North Yorkshire voted for a five-year ban on fracking for shale gas although it does not have powers to decide on a recent fracking application in the area – that is expected to be made by the county council by mid-November.

Jury members look for commitment to the area and field when deciding on applications.

With regard to luminal A and B phenotypes, the expression profiles of ER and PR are essential to decide on the application of endocrine therapy [ 39] in breast cancer and canine mammary neoplasia, and also seem to play a minor role in predicting tumor biological behaviour [ 40, 41].

The wording in the proposal raises doubts about the interpretation whether a member state may opt for the ECBM for each single "joint project" or is obliged to decide on the application of the mechanism for all possible "joint projects" along a border.

She said she could not say how long it would take the board to decide on the application.

Federal regulators wrapped up on Tuesday the first set of public hearings on a request by Wal-Mart Stores to open a bank, but gave scant indication of how they might decide on the application.

The Spotlight investigation found that during meetings to decide on that application which were attended by Iris Robinson, the Strangford MP had never declared her personal interest in the project or how she secured investment for McCambley in 2008.