Sentence examples for expects applicants from inspiring English sources

The European Central Bank (ECB) expects applicants to meet four criteria.

The Federal Reserve expects applicants to have resolved their outstanding substantive supervisory issues prior to filing a merger application.

One commenter explained: "Every recruiter expects applicants to have been to the moon and back yet most graduates don't have experience and are being rejected simply on those terms, when they could possibly be better than people with experience".

They are central to the GM crop regulatory process within the EU because EFSA has made clear that it now expects applicants to adopt this methodology.

Law schools, typically expect applicants to have two faculty recommendations.

Just as you expect applicants to treat you with respect and professionalism, your firm should do the same with them.

"We expect applicants to be aware of the kinds of jobs available, but we wouldn't expect you to have any specific career in mind," says Monaghan.

We expect applicants to have taken courses in the following, if possible: English, mathematics, foreign language, laboratory science and history.

However, speaking to the Lords communications committee on Tuesday, Bradley said she did not expect applicants for BBC chair to be motivated by money.

The ability to demonstrate an understanding of the rationale for and benefits of mixed methods research is increasingly important in today's competitive funding environment, and many funding agencies now expect applicants to include mixed methods in proposals.

A formal portfolio need not be presented at the interview, but the interviewers do expect applicants to bring samples of their artwork.