Sentence examples for proportion of applications from inspiring English sources

"The proportion of applications granted for legal aid for magistrates' court hearings actually rose last year.

Agency figures show there have been increases in the proportion of applications sent back for questioning.

The proportion of applications that came from people with black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds rose slightly, to 14%, but their success rate was lower than average.

But they deny that the proportion of applications turned down is an all time high -- although they refused to release statistics for fear they would be "misleading".

Here at UnLtd, we are seeing an increasing proportion of applications for support from what are nominally for-profit companies, but that satisfy our assessment process as having a clear primary social purpose.

A new analysis by the Press Association of statistics from the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (Ucas) shows that as applications to study European language courses at Russell Group universities have dropped, competition appears to have eased and the proportion of applications that are accepted has risen.

Ethnicity profile differed significantly in terms of the proportions of applications: 63.9% vs. 60.4% white applicants to graduate-entry and A100 courses, 14.3% vs. 18.3% southern Asian, 5.6% vs. 8.0% Chinese Asian, and 8.2% vs. 5.1% black.

In general, the variation between proportions of applications to institutions in the same category of UKCAT usage was modest, at around 10% or less, with the exception of ethnicity, which showed more variation within groups.

"The 36,457 households making homeless applications, a youth homelessness rate at 13.7 per 1,000 and a rising proportion of homeless applications from the private rented sector signal that, although there are movements in the right direction, there is still a long way to go".

At the same time, the proportion of successful applications is very low.

However, he did say: "A proportion of the applications did not adequately deal with the question of necessity or proportionality.