Sentence examples for opted to apply from inspiring English sources

Until more extensive morphological and genetic studies are completed, the researchers have opted to apply the designation E.S.U., evolutionary significant unit, a reproductively isolated population that is important to the species' evolution.

Rather than applying for the mining licence which would involve a further $200m payment, the company has opted to apply for an extension of the exploration licence, which has no extra cost.

Since I was not eligible for financial assistant programs, I opted to apply for City University and worked random part-time jobs throughout my entire career to pay for my tuition.

Some councils, keen not to obstruct much-needed developments for the sake of pubs that can't be saved, have opted to apply bespoke measures rather than powers such as article 4. In 2012, Cambridge city council issued a set of guidelines aimed at stemming a wave of pub closures as property owners cashed in on the city's high property prices.

To overcome this issue, we opted to apply test prioritization on random subtest suites.

Indeed, instead of trying to work itself out of the deep electoral hole that Bush and company created, the GOP has apparently opted to apply the drill-baby-drill mantra to its own political fortunes and, improbably, find ways to narrow the party's appeal to the swing voters they have done so much to alienate during the Bush era.

Increasingly, students from China and India are opting to apply to US universities at the expense of the UK's.

The NAO also criticised the DCMS for opting to apply a blanket flat rate cut to the budgets of arts and culture bodies.

Vine's report warned: "We found a potential risk of non-genuine students opting to apply for SVVs instead of Tier 4. SVVs are not subject to the same stringent rules that are applied to Tier 4. The UKBA needs to be alert to this to ensure that this route is not exploited in the future".

We are of the belief that investors should always opt to apply the most prudent method of valuation, especially when there is a large degree of risk and uncertainty attached to forecasts; this enhances the robustness of the margin of safety.

If a first class stamp had increased in line with RPI inflation, the cost would now be around 43p. Royal Mail has previously said it had "carefully considered" the impact of price rises on customers and its own business, opting to apply the "smallest possible increase".