Sentence examples for send applicants from inspiring English sources

After receiving the primary centralized application, most schools will send applicants a link to their secondary or supplementary application.

He says: "The problem today is that the primary ticketing operations [such as Ticketmaster] also own secondary auction sites, and send applicants to them at an early stage".

Occasionally, programs would send applicants a message via ERAS (i.e. the aamc.org address) and ask applicants to respond with their top three dates of preference.

We limited our experiment to job interviews access, choosing not to send applicants to the interviews in cases where they were invited.

Mann explained that countries that lack training facilities for pilots, mechanics, and dispatchers must send applicants elsewhere for certification, or hire expats.

Sending applicants where no work exists.

Sending applicants to distant points where no work or where unsatisfactory work exists, but whence the applicant will not return on account of the expense involved.

Bureaucrazy aims to combine three basic functions: a translation service that renders German official documents into Arabic and English, a multiple-choice decision tree for frequently encountered problems, and a mapping service that sends applicants to the right council office.

He narrowed the field by sending applicants a video clip of a game-winning shot by Dayton guard Jordan Sibert during a First Four game of the 2015 N.C.A.A. tournament.

Allison Hickey, VA undersecretary for benefits, said at the hearing that the guidance, which was recently suspended nationwide, represented a "pro-veteran position," explaining that it allowed processors to approve old claims without sending applicants back for more examinations by doctors.

When Justice Sandra Day O'Connor on Tuesday refused a request from the birth mothers to block the law, thus letting stand a ruling by the state's highest court, Oregon officials immediately said they would begin sending applicants copies of their birth certificates, which in most cases bear the birth mother's name.