Sentence examples for set interested from inspiring English sources
In the United States, the training course will set interested candidates back $960, although the organization's website claims it also gives "full TM scholarships" to "at-risk" populations, including students and veterans.
Sometime in July, on a date not yet set, interested buyers can step into Room 130 at the Supreme Court and enter a bid for the building, according to Helene Blank, a court-ordered referee.
The Droid 4 lookalike will set interested customers back $199 with two-year commitment, and the truly devoted can pre-order their units today.
However, HUD must do more than simply adopt wholesale standards that were set by interested parties.
No date has been set, but those interested in participating in the auditions can sign up at the Downtown Health and Racquet Club, which is sponsoring the next "Weight Loss Challenge," at 230 George Street in New Haven.
Mr. Healy said in a separate interview that he was pleased to hear a deadline had been set, and was interested to learn that MetroVest was in the running.
The PUF will be a Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA -compliant de-identified data set available to interested investigators at CoC-accredited programs wHIPAA -compliantl resources, such as statistical analysts, to conduct studies.
As the law in India requires that medical schools be run by nonprofit bodies, a number of legal forms of organization, including 'trusts' and 'societies', were set up by interested parties to establish and run these schools [ 12].
It is in the form of a drop-down menu; the default is set to "Not Interested".
The analysis of the question regarding future interest in pursuing MSK as an area of future study was done in a similar fashion where the following scores were assigned to the response set: 1 = not interested, 2 = somewhat interested, 3 = interested and 4 = very interested.
They shall draw their path between the undeniable need for deepen integration and the risky compromises set by states, increasingly interested in preserving their sovereignty and provincial interests.
