Sentence examples for old applicants from inspiring English sources

If the fine is over three years old, applicants could still be rejected if they have received multiple fines that show "a pattern of offending".

Mas-Colell can't become director himself, because he's 65 years old; applicants for European Commission jobs can't be over 61.

You will join small teams get to know each other, using both the left and the right side of your brain to identify what makes you stand out from just any old applicant.

You might want to update your old applicant tracking system (ATS) to make sure it's easy to use for your whole team.

Some schools will accept a slightly higher percentage of older applicants, but your applicability is mostly peaking around the 26-29 age range.

And there was a 7.2% fall in numbers of 18- and 19-year-old applicants in England between this year and 2010, the last year of applications before the cap on tuition fees was raised.

However, the decrease in 18-year-old applicants, who traditionally come directly from secondary schools, was only 4.5 percent.

Under the changes, which Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik said would take effect immediately, the department will accept 21-year-old applicants.

It's the claim that the Y evaluates its 2 1/2-year-old applicants according to a "rigorous admissions process," as if all those little Warburgs, Schiffs, Allens and Stings had been chosen on merit alone.

"The 2% rise in the number of 18-year-old applicants, and the 10.5% increase in 19-year-olds, is against a headwind of demographic change that has left the 18-year-old group some 60,000 smaller than in 2009.

In a speech on social mobility last week, the education secretary, Damian Hinds said it was "not acceptable" that 18-year-old applicants from the most well-off parts of the UK remain "nearly five-and-a-half times more likely" to go to the most selective universities than their disadvantaged peers.