Sentence examples for making applications to from inspiring English sources

He said the RPCC is currently making applications to a host of other funding bodies.

Natalie Evans of the New Schools Network, which supports groups making applications to open free schools, said the majority of free schools were delivering a good education.

Higher education admissions service UCAS may scrap the points-based system used for students making applications to university and higher education.

As the time of their detention lengthens, Nils watches a change in Teresa as she spends her spare time seeing lawyers, making applications to magistrates, police and government officials.

This means services including child protection investigations, making applications to the courts to have children removed from their families and the management of children in need plans will be outsourced to an independent organisation, and accountability back to the council will be through a contract.

So far, power companies have made applications to restart about a dozen  reactors.

The prime minister has previously insisted that no Libyan soldiers involved in the MoD programme should be granted asylum after a "very small handful" made applications to stay in the UK.

This model may be made applications to other areas.

And the same pattern held true across Austria; of the 700,000 asylum seekers that moved through the country last year, just 90,000 made applications to stay.

He was interviewed there by a Detective Reading, who remembered that Hogue appeared sad but composed, and that he readily answered the questions he was asked: Q: Under what name did you make application to Princeton University?

In the hunt for more applicants, many colleges have trimmed their requirements, making applications easier to complete — quickly.