Sentence examples for policy applicants from inspiring English sources

The University of Pennsylvania made waves this year when the online publication Inside Higher Ed reported on the university's new outreach policy: applicants whose essay identifies them as gay are put in touch with gay students and organizations on campus.

Under the new policy, applicants will still be allowed one opportunity to address reviewer criticisms when their proposal is rejected.

Under the NIH policy, applicants will have to provide program officers with documentation certifying they have completed training.

Where countries have not already adopted laws or moratoria restricting the use of genetic information for life insurance underwriting, life insurers and their member companies should adopt an explicit policy not to ask insurance applicants for genomic research results.

How Does the Revised Policy Affect Applicants?

The agency later reconsidered its policy, asking applicants to "voluntarily" provide their username and password instead.

Conversely, in encouraging researchers to respond to policy needs, applicants for research grants could be required to provide evidence that their research is in demand from decision makers (Jones 2012).

Commentary on the subject of the "two-body problem"—the issue of finding work for the professionally qualified partner of a sought-after academic usually focuses on universities' dual-career policies or applicants' tactics for negotiating the hire.

Home care agencies can set their own screening policies for applicants, however, so be aware that some may prefer their workers to have completed high school.

The university has announced a new policy of weighing applicants' criminal records before hiring them.

The government's lawyer disagreed: the interviewer just needed to explain the "look policy", and ask applicants if they had trouble complying with it.