Sentence examples for meritorious applications from inspiring English sources

"There are more meritorious applications than we can fund.

The funded grants are all "reviewed, meritorious applications," says Sally Rockey, NIH acting deputy director for extramural research.

Such a system would also help provide "a precise determination of the percentage of meritorious applications remaining unfunded[, which] would be a powerful tool to advocate for increased federal budgetary allocations".

Although the financial plans of the EPA, NIOSH, and the NSF provide support for this program, awards pursuant to this RFA are contingent upon the availability of funds and the receipt of a sufficient number of meritorious applications.

Although the financial plans of the NIEHS provide support for this program, awards pursuant to this funding opportunity are contingent on the availability of funds and the receipt of a sufficient number of meritorious applications.

Although the financial plans of the involved institutes and centers provide support for this program, awards pursuant to this funding opportunity are contingent upon the availability of funds and the receipt of a sufficient number of meritorious applications.

"It must prejudice the occasional meritorious application to be buried in a flood of worthless ones," he wrote.

The episode is particularly embarrassing for Fred F. Fielding, the White House counsel, who is mentioned by title but not by name in the White House statement, which said pointedly that "the counsel to the president reviewed the application and believed, based on the information known to him at the time, that it was a meritorious application.

"NIH will be using multiple approaches, and the first will provide immediate infusion by choosing among already reviewed, highly meritorious R01 applications that have a reasonable expectation of making progress in 2 years.... NIH will also be targeting research through supplements and a program of Challenge Grants," he added.

"Many applicants must wait due to the filing of frivolous, fraudulent, or non-meritorious asylum applications by individuals seeking to game the system".

"While USCIS reforms have been able to curb the backlog's growth, in reality many applicants must wait due to the filing of frivolous, fraudulent or non-meritorious asylum applications by individuals seeking to game the system, exploit asylum loopholes, and undermine credible asylum seekers," Bars said.