Sentence examples for take applicants from inspiring English sources
But the permit does not take applicants' physical condition into account, Ms. Cobb said.
But it has applied for permission to cut the entry fee to $100 and take applicants who can cut demand by only 250 kilowatts.
Despite the qualifications being a similar level of difficulty, Alsbury assumed that Oxford would not take applicants who had studied a BTec.
Mortgage companies used to take applicants with debt-to-income ratios as high as 55percentt, brokers say; now the maximum is in the mid-40s.
Subjects such as psychology, law and business studies will take applicants with a combination of numeracy and literacy from a very wide variety of A-levels and/or other backgrounds.
Internal documents from the university stated: "If you take applicants with the same grades, studying the same course, one from an independent school and the other from a state school, the student from the state school would, on average, outperform their independent school counterpart by as much as seven degree points.
It takes applicants an average of four attempts to pass.
From that time the federation broadened its membership, taking applicants from the world over.
Starrett City then said it would immediately start taking applicants on a first-come-first-served basis.
Its MSc in international design marketing in fashion and textiles takes applicants from relevant design or management backgrounds.
And in some cases, employers apparently took applicants at their word when they said they had no criminal history.
