Sentence examples for through the applicant from inspiring English sources

My other issue with the site is that HR reps don't have particularly effective ways to browse through the applicant pool.

Many people make the mistake of simply peppering their CV or resume with keywords, thinking that will be enough to get them through the applicant tracking system (ATS) software that 75% of large companies use to screen applicants.

Again, the applicant contends to have a "bona fide intention to use or use through the applicant's related company or licensee the mark in commerce" and this time the company also asserts a claim of priority based on the fact that it has successfully registered 'Magic Slate' as a trademark in the EU.

The applicant (Slate Computing) in the extension request says it maintains a "continued bona fide intention to use or use through the applicant's related company or licensee the mark in commerce" in the United States and highlights ongoing efforts in "product or service research or development".

Sifting through the applicants was daunting and involved a jury of arts professionals and artists who chose 20 finalists, an overwhelming number of them video based.

It costs only $40 for a company to post an internship and have access to the Urban Interns database for 30 days, which lets them search through the applicants by a variety of criteria and lets them send private messages to applicants.

Or broadcasters could design their own outreach program, reporting the race and sex of each job applicant and the source through which the applicant was referred to the station.

After getting through SkillSelect, the applicant must submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) stating his or her interest to stay and work in Australia with the Skill assessment and all the necessary documents.

"Since we guide the applicants directly through the application process, JobUFO is particularly popular with this younger target group," he says.

We reach out to the applicant, talk them through the application.

"The key for most international applicants is less about test scores than about differentiating themselves in the applicant pool through the other parts of the application," Jennifer Rickard, chief enrollment officer at Bryn Mawr College, a top liberal arts college in Pennsylvania, told us.