Sentence examples for of incomplete applications from inspiring English sources

Michael Slater, the deputy director of Project Vote, said high numbers of incomplete applications were not unusual in such drives.

"Everyone complains about how long the process takes," Mr. Saft said, "but more time is lost because of incomplete applications than anything else".

In an attempt to decrease the number of incomplete applications, insurance companies around the nation, joined by the administration and the states that set up their own exchanges, have spent the past few weeks doubling up on efforts to remind people to pay their first month's premiums.

Loans are denied because of incomplete applications.

Colleges do not act on incomplete applications.

(It goes without saying that the practical implementations of singularity analysis [39], known as the "Painlevé test," offer no such guarantees: they may miss some critical singularities to say nothing of the complexity of the task which sometimes leads to incomplete applications of the test and erroneous conclusions).

For example, when the College Board asks for the number of applications, the institution will count complete applications from eligible students, not phone calls, letters of interest or incomplete applications that would never be considered.

Buoyed by the popularity of Senator Barack Obama, the drive has raised complaints from registrars about large numbers of duplicate, invalid or incomplete applications, and has led to an investigation by the Louisiana secretary of state, Jay Dardenne, a Republican.

Oh, and if you're wondering how hard it is to get into the Founder Institute, Ressi said it has a global acceptance rate of 14percentt (if you include incomplete applications) or 35percentt (if you only include complete ones).

At the same time, the elections office allowed other incomplete applications submitted by voters, some of them Democrats and independents, to stack up without being corrected, the official said.

Ms. Goard said that in the primaries this year her office had gone out of its way to help voters, contacting those who filed incomplete applications to correct errors.