Sentence examples for make applicants from inspiring English sources
Interviewer Stephen Tuck of Pembroke College says this question is designed to make applicants think about historical evidence and is geared towards those who have studied maths.
Unlike some other countries, Britain does not make applicants find a job first: with good qualifications, they can just turn up and look for work.
Countrywide abandoned standards altogether, even doctoring loans to make applicants look creditworthy, while generating a fortune for its co-founder, Angelo R. Mozilo.
A government panel that regulates railroads proposed rules today that would end a bias toward approving mergers and would make applicants show that a combined railroad would enhance competition and function smoothly.
[Page C12.] Tighter Rules Urged for Rail Deals A government panel that regulates railroads proposed rules that would end a bias toward approving mergers and make applicants show that a combined railroad would enhance competition and function smoothly.
The only Labour MP to land a blow was Siobhain McDonagh, Blairite Central, who prefaced her question by saying that most people did not know that the Government plans to make applicants for the police force pay a £1,000 fee to sign up.
Missing the deadline makes applicants vulnerable to penalties and other problems, as one Bronx man recently learned.
Staying with the objective of introducing some heterogeneity into our applications, we make the applicants' careers start in the town where they graduated, and we have them move to the Paris area at different times.
We want to make sure applicants know enough about O2 and our scheme to make an informed decision.
Changing the diagnosis to "autism spectrum disorder" will make job applicants less likely to disclose — and employers less likely to understand and accept — their capabilities and challenges.
What kinds of opportunities does the cosmetics industry hold for scientists and what sorts of qualifications will make prospective applicants stand out?
