Sentence examples for sole applicant from inspiring English sources

While all three of the trio's original members are included in the trademark submission, law firm Kilburn and Strode said that Buena is the "sole applicant".

Even as the sole applicant for the vacancy, there remains the second risk that the job will be offered only on terms that are unacceptable; in the event of failure to agree, going without the job will inflict more hardship on the worker than not filling the vacancy will on the firm.

The licence was awarded to the sole applicant, GWR Group and NTL Broadcast to form Digital One.

Meanwhile, Barclays says sole applicants must earn at least £75,000, but for joint applications a combined income of at least £100,000 is OK.

The caveats are that the extra 25% worth of loan will have to be repaid as capital and interest, and only applicants with a sole income of £75,000 or joint income of £100,000 or above will be considered.

"What you're telling this board is that the sole reason you rejected this applicant is because he wouldn't furnish you with three letters of reference, is that correct?" Mr. Kuck asked.

American elementary and secondary education is built with the sole objective of creating an applicant pool for these institutions of "higher" learning that weans out the 3%-73%-7%the students entering their institutions into the academics that are needed to perpetuate these academic businesses and develop the research power to bring revenue to the school.

This applies at the very least to company-based education and training, in which the company has sole responsibility for the selection regarding the training position applicant.

We addressed the sole issue the National Community Reinvestment Coalition raised by agreeing to accept applicants who meet lower minimum requirements.

Still, it is difficult to say whether anger over security measures is the sole reason for the sharp drop in Asian and Asian-American applicants, particularly with laboratory budget cuts and a booming economy creating lucrative jobs in private industry.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office rejected the remaining applicants for the Linsanity trademark, leaving Lin as the sole candidate, his lawyer, Pamela Deese, told The Huffington Post Thursday night.