Sentence examples for to apply anew from inspiring English sources

UPDATE: After consulting with the group's faculty adviser, this student decided that next school year everyone will have to apply anew to join the group and submit to an interview.

Chinese already in the U.S. were allowed to stay, but they were ineligible for naturalization and, if they left the U.S. and later wished to return, they needed to apply anew and obtain approval again.

The ethics committee is de-registered by the NHREC and the institution has to apply anew.

And now, as before, our values have to be applied anew in changing times.

Perpetrating this lie was particularly cruel since it was applied anew just as the boomers were due to retire, with their known impact on government spending needs.

Because LifeLines data is constantly being updated (with new participants, and with new questionnaire data from existing participants every 18 months), it would be really helpful to recalibrate the cut-off value when the tool is applied anew.

In practice, the biproportional procedure is applied anew at each generation in a simulation, and thus, A will vary.

He sees Clinton's approach as "a genuine, coherent and actually successful attempt to redefine progressive politics: to liberate it from outdated ideology; to apply its values anew in a new world".

Neither the Reagan legacy nor the current conservative catechism holds the solutions to these problems; they require Republicans to apply their principles more creatively, and think about policy anew.

How do we go back to Beveridge's hugely popular first principles and apply them anew to the challenges of 21st century Britain?

Concerns about tightening consumer spending have prompted businesses to slow hiring, limiting wage increases and in turn applying the brakes anew to consumer spending.