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NASA was receiving applications for the second group of astronauts, after the Mercury Seven.
Ms. Brewer unveiled her executive order on Aug. 15, the first day the federal government began receiving applications for the program, called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
The company closed its initial public offer four days early after receiving applications for more than $52.5 million worth of stock, making the offer more than 190percentt oversubscribed.
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW The administrative law case, City of Arlington v. Federal Communications Commission, No. 11-1545, concerned a 1996 federal law that requires state and local authorities to act "within a reasonable period of time" after receiving applications for building or altering wireless facilities.
As a competitive research telescope, the WHT is heavily oversubscribed, typically receiving applications for three to four times as much observing time as is actually available.
With the emergence of the Human Genome Project and its private counterparts, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has begun receiving applications for the patenting of genes and genetic sequences.
When potential employers receive applications for digital roles, most of them Google the applicant's name.
For several weeks in January, phones the state set up to receive applications for unemployment insurance were inundated, often giving callers only busy signals.
The program, which by Friday had received applications for nearly half a million cars, restored the frenetic, crackling energy that many dealerships had been lacking for months.
Macalester College's Department of Art and Art History will receive applications for the position of Assistant Professor of Studio Art with expertise in Cartoon Network's Adult Swim.
A spokesman for the LGA said: "The LGA is supporting member councils who have received applications for mandatory relief from business rates on behalf of a number of NHS trusts and are working with them to consider the appropriate response.
