Sentence examples for made their application from inspiring English sources

The government said the 5% of people that applied for more than £10,000 – who are likely to be well established investors because they would have had to have made their application via a stockbroker – "will not receive an allocation".

They had made their application to their local health board which pays for NHS treatment on their behalf.

One of these companies, Strateco, got approval from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission in 2012 for a 312 square kilometer project near Sept-Îles in northern Quebec, but when they made their application to begin exploration, the government got cold feet.

While this delocalization problem can, in principle, be mitigated by using hybrid functionals, the further increase in computational cost associated with their use has only recently made their application to interfacial charge-transfer systems tractable.

"We're hoping to know precisely what the actual financial wherewithal of the company was at the time they made their applications and financial representations to us," he said.

This would mean the land was theirs as of right, making their application for village green status eligible.

It is the responsibility of the applicant to make the headteacher want to meet them by making their application stand out.

Dr. Siddall also dismissed the claim that leeches secrete a painkiller that makes their application less unpleasant.

To make their application more attractive, they sweetened the deal with a proposal to turn the tower into a tourist attraction.

Danny Danon, a Likud member of the Israeli Parliament, said outside the United Nations that if the Palestinians make their application, he would issue a bill to annex all West Bank settlements.

Similarly, the Institute of Fiscal Studies reported in November 2012 that the uncertainty of the whole process, with students often not knowing what bursaries and scholarships they might be awarded prior to making their application (and often after enrolment), meant that it made little or no difference to their decision.