Sentences with phrase «advocates said the application»

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He and others were supportive of my application to the State for funding, but the lack of a long term lease made it impossible for them to advocate for the project,» Silver said.

Renzi said that other descriptions of threat had nothing to do with peril to funders: «None of them have any relevance to do with donors or money or anything,» he said of the incidents sketched out in the Family Planning Advocates» application.

Potocnik says he is empathetic, and he is already advocating a two - tier application system that would allow scientists to submit an outline or abstract of a project for initial evaluation.

You are correct in saying that I am an advocate of taking the initiative in your career and making speculative applications — whatever job it is you are considering.

Voucher school advocates said last year they expected demand among public school students to increase because the application window was longer than last year.

When the Obama administration rejected California's first application for a waiver in 2012, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson said, «It is disappointing that our state's request — which enjoyed such strong support from parents, teachers, administrators, and education advocates across California — has been rejected.»

You could see if you qualify for their online get - transcript application — right up front it says it only works for SSN holders, and although it doesn't say explicitly they recently had to make the authentication more difficult so that even «normal people» (citizens, in the US» perspective) have trouble passing (according to the Taxpayer Advocate) because previously it was repeatedly hacked and now «we can't have nice things».

Third, the Devil's Advocate has argued for spacing out applications over a week, and I'd go further and say you should space them out over months, perhaps only applying when you see an offer that is truly exceptional.

A representative for Digital Currency Group, the investment firm backed by entrepreneur (and Bitcoin advocate) Barry Silbert, said last week it was currently in talks with the SEC about launching its own publicly traded product, despite withdrawing its application for a listing last month.

The aim, the group said earlier this month, is to present «a uniform voice» and advocate for an open environment for the development of blockchain applications, particularly in the public sector.