Tom was chosen among 300 applicants.

Successful applicants will have the following qualifications

Applicants must be under thirty years old.

She was chosen from ten thousand applicants.

She was chosen from ten thousand applicants.

Mary was chosen from among 500 applicants.

Only 1 of applicants pass the exam.

Delete his name from the list of the applicants.

All applicants will receive a confirmation email by June 3.

Tom was surprised to learn that Mary was already in the third year of her plumbing apprenticeship.

Successful applicants will have the following qualifications Fluency in English and Russian.

By 1923, out of 99,153 applicants only 7,345 actually received the parcels.

The competition was vigorous a total of 192 applicants competed for 16 licenses.

It's up to Salman to verify applicants' diplomas and other documents from back home.

He began an apprenticeship at the photography studio of W.R. Bowles in Hopkinsville and eventually became quite talented in his trade.

This was the case for both Yellen and Flug until the preferred, male applicants dropped out.

Permits to visit the West were to be granted to all applicants even on short notice.

The private sector is the quickest to exclude blind applicants, often not even considering their qualifications.

For example, more and more employers are researching job applicants through Google and social networking Web sites.

The company said it will start interviewing applicants this month, with staff levels rising from October through December.

The applicants do not take the rules seriously and their domain names contain Cyrillic letters along with Latin characters.

Whistleblowing former commission member Kosta Karev blogged that applicants were not actually required to provide evidence for these claims.

Moreover, in the past, someone who left school without the right qualifications could still succeed, through an apprenticeship or by working his way up from the shop floor.

Arwa al Hujaili has become Saudi Arabia's first female legal trainee or three years of apprenticeship ahead before she earns her full legal licensure to become a lawyer.

The EU works with either non EU states, such as NATO members like Canada, Norway, and Turkey, or applicants for EU membership.

Europe lags behind the US in R D, and its stinginess over defense contributes mightily to a growing high tech investment gap. Data concerning patents documents America's advantage in the late 1990s 56 of all global patents in high tech fields was granted to US applicants, only 11 to EU applicants.

Now the income gap between eastern applicants and the EU is three times as large as the disparity with the Iberian peninsula was.

Now the income gap between eastern applicants and the EU is three times as large as the disparity with the Iberian peninsula was.

Although the very process of trademark application review is quite straightforward, an ever growing number of applicants complicates it to a great extent.

Applicants demonstrated the commitment through their community based projects, including a digital television show, audio podcasting, poetry, oral traditions documentation, and social media.

In medical schools, however, the curriculum in both the basic science and clinical apprenticeship years places the greatest emphasis on understanding the biology of disease processes and high technology treatments.

The contest, titled Russian Beauty, attracted dozens of applicants, but it also launched a flashmob against what some called the competition s chauvinism and sexism.

And, incidentally, that first round must include Poland, which is the most difficult but also the most important country in the leading group of applicants.

About 80 percent of applicants typically receive tentative offers from employers (naitei, 内定) between April and August (more than half a year before graduation).

First, they fired hundreds of old police officers and replaced them with over 2,000 new ones who were plucked form a pool of more than 30,000 prequalified applicants.

Some 66 percent of job applicants for nursing positions at state hospitals last year were found to have forged their educational qualifications, the Supreme Council of Health has said.

Unsurprisingly, Quechua applicants were the most represented among the applicant pool, although interest poured in from different regions in the country, including the Amazon, the Andes, and the Altiplano.

All applicants are first screened by the UN, then three US government agencies the State Department, the Department of Homeland Security, and the Department of Health and Human Services.

10. Requests the Secretary General to pay greater attention to succession planning in order to fill emerging vacancies in language services in a timely manner through outreach to eligible applicants

The applicants had to submit a written proposal, prepare a HK 600,000 (approximately US 77,400) start up cost, so as to operate a kitchen that meets extremely strict hygiene standards.

The states' attorneys supporting Grace described El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala, which produce a large number of applicants for U.S. asylum, as nations facing pervasive problems with gangs and domestic violence.

And finally, I had received a document that I had accomplished my apprenticeship successfully, that I had behaved morally, and this document was given to me by the Guild of Roof Coverers, Rail Diggers, Oven Setters, Chimney Sweeps and Potters.

The US Supreme Court confronted this question when it first dealt with the case of a white student who was not admitted to medical school despite having better academic qualifications than other applicants.

The US Supreme Court confronted this question when it first dealt with the case of a white student who was not admitted to medical school despite having better academic qualifications than other applicants.

Such a scheme should include a point system for selecting applicants for residence and work permits, which would assign each applicant a score based on objective criteria, typically including language ability, education, and experience.