Sentence examples for invited applicants from inspiring English sources

A: On the application form, the Scottish government invited applicants to claim a guaranteed interview or assessment under the positive about disabled people scheme.

Acceptance rate: 12 of 80 invited applicants (after some 1,000 auditions).

In a conference call on Tuesday, Mr. Duncan invited applicants to "show us their best evidence that their programs will boost student learning".

The trustees of the Laurents/Hatcher Foundation plan to announce the award on Thursday, with submissions from invited applicants to be accepted between June 15 and Sept. 15, according to a spokeswoman for the foundation.

The EEP faculty admission committee will meet to go over all application materials and may invite applicants for a formal interview.

Once an application has been completed, Ms. Harrsch, playing the role of bureaucrat, invites applicants to spin a wheel to determine their fate.

Not all universities are so tough with their demands though – the University of East London invites applicants with as little as 200 UCAS points (BB or CDD at A-level).

The website invites applicants to tick a box to confirm they have read its terms and conditions – but if you actually click on the terms and conditions link, there aren't any.

Despite the fact that the advert says that G4S Policing Solutions is "currently recruiting" for the posts and invites applicants to email the company, Warwickshire police said G4S was only acting as an agency site.

Andrew Mullins, managing director of Evening Standard Ltd and Independent Print Ltd, said in the memo that he hoped journalists on both titles will want to play a part in London Live and would invite applicants for "presenting, video reporting and video content creation".

42 is less a response to expensive coding schools and more an indictment of the French higher education system, which Niel feels has failed to provide sufficient opportunities for budding software developers. he Recurse Center is a full-time "retreat for programmers", which invites applicants from all over the world for its three-month courses.