Sentence examples for neglected to apply from inspiring English sources
He was a legal permanent resident but neglected to apply for citizenship.
(Just spit-balling here, but maybe some of those people neglected to apply because they couldn't afford to pay the fine or back taxes).
Pep will have to to answer for that because Bayern clearly haven't thought through how they will defend dead balls"Maybe.Or maybe they did have a a very canny plan but the players neglected to apply it.
What could I make that had a clear idea behind it, looked unique, and yet wasn't alienating?" Ueda neglected to apply for jobs during his final months of study, as is customary in Japan, so when he graduated he sold his motorbike to fund the purchase of a computer.
It can also, however, be complacent and contradictory, identifying changes that need to be made but neglecting to apply them to itself.
But too often, there is a tendency to neglect to apply discipline to the crucial consideration of exactly what it is that they're trying to accomplish and what it might be possible to achieve in filling an opening, whether through a promotion or with an external recruit.
An FA Cup semi-final was disfigured by the main match official neglecting to apply the laws of the game: especially to John Terry, the Chelsea captain, who escaped with a yellow card for a brutal 73rd-minute lunge on Milner that O'Neill described as "horrendous".
Lastly, there is a possibility that participants may have neglected to report that they applied pesticides in order to avoid needing to answer more detailed follow-up questions.
They probably have proper names like Jamie Oliver, but Voiceover neglected to tell us, as he was too busy applying for gameshows.
Once the man was allowed to stand, they applied four-point soft restraints but neglected to observe a time limit on those restraints, which hospital, state, and CMS policy stipulates should be no longer than four hours.
The paragraph underneath the heading 'Duty free' originally neglected to point out that import VAT, payable at up to 15% on goods that cost over €22 (£18) and excise duty do still apply to those shopping outside the EU.
