"The chapter which primes applicants' knowledge about history is permeated with the sort of Whig views of the world-civilizing mission of the British realm which have encouraged generations of Etonians and Harrovians to play their role in the great imperial enterprise," Mr. Flynn told The Guardian, referring to Eton and Harrow, two elite boarding schools.
Black applicants who qualified for prime mortgages were 2.9 more likely to be talked into a subprime loan and Hispanic borrowers were 1.8 times more likely.
The lack of applicants is a failure for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who has set a goal for women to hold 30 per cent of senior jobs in all fields by 2020, up from just over 8 per cent last year in private companies.
For example, the prime minister of Hungary, one of the most prosperous applicant countries, is paid about $30,000 a year, whereas Hungary's first EU commissioner will receive about six times that.
Most of the applicants now realise this, although Romania's prime minister, Victor Ciorbea, maintained in Brussels the next day that he was still confident of being in the first batch.
Your prime obligation here was to your boss, not to the job applicant, and so sneaking into the boss's office to muck about with the e-mail would not have been right.
Former employees say Wells Fargo loan officers marketed the most expensive loans to black applicants, even when they should have qualified for prime loans.
TD Bank's equity line rates go as low as 2.75% (prime bank rate minus half a percentage point) for qualified applicants.
But for most applicants here, receiving welfare benefits was not the prime motivation, according to Richard Rogers, the agency's district director.
The union said in a post that the "prime candidate" for administering a new written test for job applicants should be the California Fire Fighter Joint Apprenticeship Committee, a partnership between the state fire marshal and labor.
Banks often give strong applicants an interest rate a few percentage points below prime.
