Sentence examples for enable applicants from inspiring English sources

Nearly all the forces have also argued to us that "FOI was never designed to enable applicants to continue a campaign or determined pursuit of information when there are concerns over public authority activities, if these activities have been adjudged to be correct and appropriate".

Resources and tools were developed and expert advice was provided however these initiatives were insufficient to enable applicants to provide trustworthy information.

It could however be of added value to enable applicants to tell their story, which they appreciate, and to create awareness of the program, resulting in an informed decision to apply.

An irony of peer review for grant funding is that large costs are incurred collecting information that will enable applicants to improve their research, for example many experts on review panels pick apart the minutiae of proposals and discuss the problems, yet for some schemes the information is not provided to the applicants at all, or a minimum version is provided.

This article, the second in a special series on epoline®, presents the epoline® electronic Online Filing service, enabling applicants and attorneys to submit patent applications and documents to the EPO electronically.

To remedy this, the JobUFO mobile app or web-version enables applicants to quickly create a "DIN-correct" CV in combination with a guided video of up to thirty seconds.

Dominica enables applicants to become citizens without ever visiting the island; travel-averse investors can get their passports delivered abroad.

The bill would force government granting agencies to, among other requirements, post funded applications on the Web, provide lists of reviewers, and enable unsuccessful applicants to request a "debriefing" from agency officials.

While "banning the box" does not fully remove employment barriers for people with a criminal history, it does enable job applicants who have a record to be evaluated first on their qualifications, skills and strengths, and not automatically dismissed at the outset because of a conviction.

The number of countries benefiting from a priority visa service - which enables eligible applicants to have their applications fast-tracked on paying a fee - will rise from 67 to 90 by next April.

Why did Yale even inflate the numbers of Yale-NUS applicants from around the world last year by enabling all applicants to Yale College in New Haven to apply simultaneously to Yale-NUS by doing nothing more than checking a box?