Sentence examples for direct applicants from inspiring English sources

Churchill College has 39 places in natural sciences and more than 170 direct applicants.

The recommendations also encourage hiring managers and funding agencies to pay attention to an applicant's nonpublication "research output"—language reminiscent of the National Science Foundation's recent revisions to its Grant Proposal Guide that direct applicants to list research "products" instead of publications.

They directed applicants to a Web site, and more than 34,000 people applied as word of the post spread via the Internet.

Whatever the rules governing lender approval turn out to be, lenders should be barred from directing applicants to specific AMCs.

Instead, Expand directed applicants to "employment specialists" and then "education counselors" who steered the applicants to for-profit colleges that paid Expand amounts ranging from $22 to $125 for each such prospective student, a.k.a.a

The other 53 directed applicants to "submit both the FAFSA and the PROFILE to obtain federal financial aid, although they do not clarify what each form is used to assess".

All direct entry applicants to the program are being funded by Google this year and next.

When Kornelia Polyak, associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School in Boston, first set up her own lab about 10 years ago, she asked former mentors and senior faculty at Harvard to direct promising applicants to her, if they had no space for them in their own labs.

The federal Perkins loan is directed at applicants who can exhibit exceptional financial need.

"We will direct the applicant to a portal to complete a short questionnaire and then talk to them about the support they will need.

A post on the website for the Ohio State University College Republicans directs internship applicants to send resumes to Borg.