Sentence examples for dismiss applications from inspiring English sources
Funding agencies often dismiss applications when the investigator isn't well versed in the necessary skills, and it is difficult for investigators to obtain money to initiate pilot projects.
However, Obrst et al. dismiss application-based evaluation strategies since they are 'expensive to carry out', and instead propose ontology evaluation by humans based on principles derived from common sense, formal logics or philosophy (especially in the form of philosophical realism).
The judges also dismissed applications brought by Mohammed and Osman against sentence.
Johnson said the high court had already dismissed applications for McKinnon to be tried in the UK.
Lord Justice Richards and Mr Justice Openshaw, dismissed applications for judicial review from 20 individuals among scores arrested or subjected to searches before or on the wedding day.
The judges dismissed applications for judicial review from 20 people among scores who were arrested or subjected to searches in the days before and during the wedding.
But last week a High Court judge rejected the arguments and dismissed applications for a judicial review of the council's decision to enforce eviction notices.
It also said it would dismiss the applications for the pieces of the line from Chicago to Leidy unless the pipeline companies proposing them meet, by June 25, the sales requirements set in December.
After all, the recruiter (or the applicant tracking system software) might dismiss your application just because you've failed to follow basic instructions.
American, the operating unit of the AMR Corporation, said on its Web site on Wednesday that it had asked the Transportation Department to dismiss the application, but that it remained committed to a marketing partnership with British Air.
Announcing his decision to dismiss the application by News Group Newspapers, Mr Justice Tugendhat the law of privacy was not concerned solely with secret information, but also with intrusion and harassment.
