Sentence examples for education applied for from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, July 15 , 1944P. 13 A young soldier of superior education applied for O. S. C. recently but was turned down.

By M. Weinberg and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 15 , 1944P. 13 A young soldier of superior education applied for O. S. C. recently but was turned down.

A recent study conducted in the context of medical education applied for the first time the goal orientations theory.

Thousands of seniors go through this every year, and once you arrive at your ideal institution, no one will even be able to tell the difference (especially with the rise of students who take gap years, gap semesters, study abroad and defer their education, apply for five-year degrees, transfer from other schools, etc).

In 2003, when the Brazilian government began pumping money into research and education, he applied for his current position at the university in Recife, which ranks among the top 10 Brazilian universities in both size and scientific production.

He received a civil education, but applied for a commission directly to President Andrew Jackson, who was impressed by his soldierly appearance, bearing, and skill at horsemanship.

An additional criterion of having at least a secondary school education was applied for sorting which required reading and comprehension skills.

This allows the programs to keep the same admissions process they have for on-campus education, applying the same criteria for selection to online degree candidates.

Senior medical and nursing staff attended training abroad and an education program was applied for one year prior to the change.

This year we secured sole ownership of the hotel [at the Reebok Stadium], expanded our education business and applied for planning permission to increase our non-football operations to improve revenues over the medium to long term.

Should one disclose an imminent retirement (within two years of the start of a child's college education) when applying for financial aid? — Debbie Smyth, Alameda, Calif .A. There is no obligation to do so.