Sentence examples for pull applications from inspiring English sources
She was just like: 'Well, we'll pull applications in a month or so.
That's why the document released yesterday was so important, showing for the first time that mid-level agency officials had used a variety of keywords from across the ideological spectrum to pull applications for tax exemptions.
Should LBS be proactively "push" applications or should they be reactively "pull" applications?
Her parents hired the services of Bridge International Education, a company that helps students select colleges and pull application materials together (the bill was roughly £8,000; other companies charge up to £20,000).
At the same time, mobile applications are a fast-growing source of new readers and revenue, so publishers have been reluctant to pull their applications from the iTunes store.
This might also include train control loops for any push-pull applications.
However, if they see a name they recognize, a name they can put a face to, they're more likely to pull that application to the front of the line – If that application happens to be yours, you've not only made their tedious job easier, you've gotten your foot in the door!
Icann had to pull its application site off line on April 12 after a bug made it possible for applicants to view other applications (no small blunder when you consider that it costs each applicant $185,000 to apply).
Executives from G.E. and Honeywell spent the weekend in meetings and on conference calls with lawyers in Brussels debating whether they should pull their application before the European Commission meets tomorrow, the executives said.
Mr. Anderson called the wait for local zoning permits "excessive". First, he had to get an Environmental Review Team report, a process that took nearly six months and forced him to pull the application before its 90-day consideration period ran out.
As it turns out, the company decided to pull the application after a few hours because of unexpected demand that was overloading its servers.
