Sentence examples for responding to applications from inspiring English sources

But good luck getting an actual loan, even for a refinancing: banks are responding to applications for refinancing very slowly.

Other goals include restoring the patent-pending period to the average of 18 months that it briefly reached in the early 1990's as opposed to the current 2 years; responding to applications within six months instead of a year; reducing the backlog by 75percentt; ensuring that issued patents can withstand scrutiny and legal challenges; and ultimately, creating a paperless agency.

At a recent industry-government forum in New Orleans, officials from the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management repeatedly admitted that they could not answer many of the questions and could not account for many of the delays in responding to applications.

How would it respond to applications from other companies that want to compete directly with Pacific Gas and Electric and Southern California Edison in the retail market?

WASHINGTON — In June, two Texas cities asked the Supreme Court to decide a practical question and an abstract one, both concerning how quickly local zoning authorities have to respond to applications from telecommunications companies to build wireless towers.

Information sharing and modernized management systems enabled the city to respond to applications twice as fast as before implementation.

First the order aims to literally speed up deployment by standardizing new, shorter "shot clocks" for local governments to respond to applications.

Especially, MG is a robust structure based on node-disjoint path routing scheme and dynamic trust management that can be adapted to respond to applications' security requirements.

The resident addresses were, however, not genuine, since previous field experiments in the Swedish labor market have shown that employers never respond to applications through ordinary post (see, e.g., Ahmed et al. 2012, 2013).

WeLab can respond to applications almost instantly by assessing creditworthiness with data gathered from online sources, including bill payment records and social media profiles, with its proprietary technology, which it also licenses to banks and telecoms.

Originally appeared in OnEarTheMagazine.