Sentence examples for need for applicants from inspiring English sources

The advert stresses the need for applicants to "have a track record of ethically based decision-making and substantial evidence of leading with integrity in a demanding executive role, including leading the delivery of fundamental change in organisational culture and service provision".

Employers indicate there is a growing need for applicants who have mastered 21st Century skills, most often referred to as the "4C's" (critical thinking, communication skills, collaboration, and creativity).

Eight of the nine sets of Board comments that were made about PPI expressed the need for applicants to increase PPI.

Shapps said there was no need for unsuccessful applicants to reapply, but they could sharpen up their bids if they wished and submit them again by 30 June, which was also the deadline for new town teams to apply.

Schools can either be need-blind and meet full need of all applicants, need-blind but only meet some need, or need-blind and meet full need for only U.S. applicants, which means the ability to pay will be considered for international students.

"There is need for a larger applicant pool, and I think expanding the applicant pool for all industries would benefit everyone," Ms. Micolucci said.

LTCI defines three care levels reflecting the applicant's need for support in activities of daily living.

While some major household names already use the site, he says that matching jobs to suitable applicants without the need for adverts, CVs and calls from recruitment firms is more appealing to a small company than a corporate.

There is going to be a growing gap between the number of qualified, available job applicants and the need for technically skilled workers.

This has several advantages: (i) it allows for recruitment of the most qualified applicants without a need for relocating, (ii) it eliminates financial and environmental costs of conventional commuting to an office, (iii) it reduces institutional overhead costs and (iv) it helps increase the quality of work-life balance, leading to more content, productive biocurators.

Although benefits provide minimum income to anyone in need, applicants apply for benefits based on income and particular circumstances, such as disability, parental needs, or old age.