Sentence examples for solicit applicants from inspiring English sources

Among Hatch's most contentious suggestions is an end to a 90-day wait period before companies can solicit applicants with a foreign work visa.

Once again, TechCrunch will distribute pool of $50k, but divide that pool among the winners and will actively solicit applicants from London and New York, in addition to Silicon Valley, in line with the three cities where Disrupt events are held.

When Ms. Hansen saw an e-mail soliciting applicants to the homecoming court, she thought to herself, "Why not?" and applied.

IN LATE September, the South Korean arm of IBM, an American computing multinational, put out an advertisement soliciting applicants for a round of job vacancies.

My favorite local nonprofit, the Port Washington Education Foundation, uses social media to better find and solicit grant applicants from our town, and listen to the community's needs.

Among the areas of concern, the report highlights outmoded labor certification regulations that call on would-be employers of foreign nationals to first take out costly print ads in newspapers to solicit American applicants, "even though in many of the fields in which this process is likely to take place, print advertisements have completely disappeared," according to the report.

In his statement, Mr. Kever recommended that the board's policies be changed so that it could solicit medical information about applicants from railroad companies.

However, HR 4970 completely eliminates confidentiality for applicants like Sara, by allowing immigration authorities to notify abusers of the application and solicit their testimony.

Other police departments that are experiencing recruiting problems of this magnitude have taken to searching across the country, to solicit interest from the broadest possible pool of applicants.

Beilhart made no attempt to solicit members for his commune and sometimes rejected applicants when he felt they were not fit candidates.

Elmhurst, a private, Protestant college affiliated with the United Church of Christ  — which endorsed gay marriage in 2005 — is believed to be the first college or university in the country to actively solicit an answer to the question of an applicant's sexuality.