Not to participate, mind you — to put in an application.
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He put in an application and hoped for the best.
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But what were they supposed to do, put in an application online?
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But she had put in an application and couldn't wait any longer.
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So, last year IEX put in an application to become a stock exchange.
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Johansen put in an application six years ago to get the law overturned.
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Until now, Microsoft only made HoloLenses available to developers who put in an application.
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Without a stable residence, she wouldn't have even been able to put in an application for custody.
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You'd put in an application; 20, 21 years later, they'd reject it...But they were taking 20 years.
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He has not yet entered a plea and he has put in an application for a public defender, authorities say.
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"[Nelson Management] could still put in an application literally months away from now and we still have no proper protection," cautions Rogers.
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If you have room in your home for a lovable PB-eating pup, visit Fern Dog Rescue to learn more about Opal and put in an application.
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And shoppers who want to purchase a piece must first put in an application (yes, you read that correctly), which will be reviewed personally by both Arabo and Abloh.
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When Chelsea Hagerty and her fiancée Alex Cheamitru of nearby Catonsville, Maryland, saw the Facebook post about Bear, they went to BARCS and put in an application to adopt her.
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After toiling in New Orleans in the wholesale bread baking business for a couple years, he put in an application at Blue Dot, and the three owners brought him on.
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In early March, he put in an application for YC's summer batch, aiming to join 100 or so other startups in a three-month boot camp in the Bay Area.
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I actually already have, mind you I haven't gotten the job at the moment but I did put in an application at a local shop that my brother works at and my sister-in-law used to work at.
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If you were one of the folks who put in an application for the all-new GT, here's how the additional years of production will affect the order process, according to Ford: Year three of production will support applicants who were placed on the wait list.
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In September 2015 the SFRS put in an application for a housing development to be built on the site. In April 2016, permission in principle was granted to develop 125 houses on the site.
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Its application was refused. Another company, Names@Work, also put in an application in 2000 but withdrew for lack of funding. The first municipal support for the .nyc TLD was the Internet Empowerment Resolution passed by Queens Community Board 3, a local planning unit of the City of New York, on April 19, 2001.
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In 1980, the WANFL dropped the "N" and the "ern" and reverted to being called the WAFL. At the end of the 1980 season East Perth put in an application to join the VFL. The offer was withdrawn. Crowds had been buoyed by State of Origin football that saw Western Australia's best players return home briefly, but this effect was short lived.
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The company's capital was restructured and it continued trading. In 1935 Samuel Allsopp & Sons merged with Ind Coope Ltd to form Ind Coope and Allsopp Ltd. The Allsopp name was dropped in 1959 and in 1971 Ind Coope was incorporated into Allied Breweries.The fall of the house of Allsopp In August 2017, the Scottish craft brewery Brewdog put in an application to acquire an Allsopp trademark.
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An old boy and former member of the Legislative Council, Mr. Yeung Po-kwan, took over the reins. Yeung reintroduced the house system that was suspended for decades in 1991. He promoted the democratisation of school policies and established the Parent Teacher Association. In 2000, the board of directors put in an application to the government for the construction of a millennium campus (aka Y2K campus) on a plot of reclaimed land in West Kowloon.
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In 1879, Gorringe put in an application for the contract to move the obelisk of Thutmosis III from Alexandria to Central Park. His was the only complete plan, and in August 1879, he was granted the contract, for which he was to be paid $75,000. Gorringe and his assistant, Seaton Schroeder, left for Europe to purchase materials and then went to Alexandria to move the obelisk. While in Egypt, Gorringe encountered local opposition, diplomatic obstruction from European countries, technical problems, and obstruction from local authorities.
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In 1939, three businessmen, William J. Cook, Phil Roll, and Ed DeWitt, founded the Panama City Broadcasting Company. In June 1939, Cook put in an application for the construction of a 250-watt-day, 100-watt-night radio station on West Beach Drive. When it was approved, the station was assigned the callsign WRSR, which was never used. The station's owner, John H. Perry (owner of WJAX, WCOA, and later the Panama City News- Herald) changed the calls to WDLP, after his wife Dorothy Lilly Perry.
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The Stations current owner, Cocola Broadcasting Founded the station on April 14, 2004 and signed on the Station May 5, 2008. On August 24, 2009, KPMC put in an application for a Construction Permit to Flash Cut Digital Operations on Channel 43, The Flash Cut was completed on September 21, 2009. However, as a result of technical difficulties, the station would continue to remain silent until October 14, 2015, The Station would return to the air with programming from Home Shopping Network on that day. This station is not to be confused with Azteca América affiliate KZKC-LP, which used the KPMC call sign until July 2006.
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On 22 December 1916 a Hokitika resident, H.L. Michel, wrote to the Minister of Defence, Mr James Allen, seeking a favourable rank for William: The Hon. Jas. Allen Wellington, When I was in Greymouth a few days ago, I learned that Mr W.A. Rundle, who is really a good and competent man, had decided to offer his services for the front although he is a married man with a family. He has a commission in the Territorials, but his 12 months' probation does not expire until June. He has put in an application to the Group Commander, asking to be allowed to put in the balance of the probationary period at Trentham Camp to fully qualify him.
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Bearing in mind the disadvantage to which the respondent is put in an application for final relief, a court is not permitted, where there are genuine disputes of fact on material issues, to decide the matter on a mere balance of probabilities, as would be done in an action. The test is more stringent: The applicant will only succeed if the facts as stated by the respondent, together with those facts in the applicant's affidavit which have been admitted by the respondent, justify the order sought. The matter is therefore decided essentially on the respondent's version. A court will not permit a respondent to defeat the applicant's application by a mere denial in general terms. In suitable cases, it will adopt a “robust, common sense approach” to disputes of fact.
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Having been told that she is stupid by her emotionally abusive father for most of her life, Tiffany is filled with hope at the realization that she simply has an impairment to her reading abilities, and that with the correct tutoring and extra time on the exam, she could end up getting her GED after all. Unfortunately, after Linda refuses further funding for the programs, and Elmer quits after Daya's gang attempt to blackmail him into smuggling drugs for them, Tiffany is left with the unqualified Taystee as a tutor. However, Taystee familiarises herself with dyslexia learning techniques and soon has Tiffany back on track. On the day of the exam, however, Tiffany is horrified to learn that Luschek - who assumed responsibility of the course after Elmer quit - failed to put in an application for her extra time, due to his lack of care.
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Division Korean War veteran who first introduced himself at the bar, that he was eligible for a tour of duty in Iraq himself, but instead "got used to the sight of his wife and kids" and put in an application for an office tour instead, which was granted. Even though Lt. Col Strobl is a recipient of the Marine Combat Action Ribbon from his service in the First Gulf War, he feels somewhat ashamed of his actions, to which the Korean War veteran reminds him that there is no shame in loving his family, and that he is not any less of a Marine than Phelps or his sergeant or any of the other men serving in combat in Iraq, because now, he is a witness for Phelps, having served this escort mission, and he is now responsible in no small part for Phelps's legacy. Prior to the funeral the next day, Lt. Col. Strobl meets PFC Phelps's family for the first time, and makes a point of mentioning that Phelps was treated with great care and dignity across his entire journey.
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