Sentences with phrase «rather than the applicant»

Some issuers gear secured cards solely toward those looking to build a credit history rather than applicants who have poor credit and are looking to rebuild it.

Put shortly, as Lady Hale and Lord Carnwath in their joint judgment in MM (Lebanon) and Others state, new rules required a sponsoring partner (rather than the applicant and partner jointly, and certainly without any assistance from family members) to have a gross annual income of at least # 18,600, with an additional # 3,800 for the first non-settled dependent child, and # 2,400 for each further child.

Carefully crafted, holistic, 21st - century admissions processes should be decided by governing bodies — transparently and collaboratively with schools and other stakeholders — and then applied by law schools, so that we end up with the lawyers the profession needs, rather than the applicants law schools wanted.

For this reason lenders look at the income potential of the property rather than the applicant's finances.

Not exact matches

Rather than looking solely at an applicant's credit score and income, SoFi also considers factors such as education and career choice to decide whether to approve you for a loan.

These factors make it important and inescapable for applicants to speak directly with a mortgage loan officer at PNC rather than rely on online tools alone.

In particular, referring to applicants and petitioners for immigration benefits, and the beneficiaries of such applications and petitions, as «customers» promotes an institutional culture that emphasizes the ultimate satisfaction of applicants and petitioners, rather than the correct adjudication of such applications and petitions according to the law.

Use of the term leads to the erroneous belief that applicants and petitioners, rather than the American people, are whom we ultimately serve.

This process, the committee found, is outdated, medicalised, «pathologises trans identities», and should be replaced with an administrative process «in line with the principles of gender self - declaration... centred on the wishes of the individual applicant, rather than on intensive analysis by doctors and lawyers».

To expedite the application process and to save residents from standing in long lines, HEAP applicants are encouraged to apply for benefits online rather than make a trip to the downtown HEAP office.

To expedite the application process and to prevent residents from standing in long lines to apply, HEAP applicants are encouraged to apply for benefits online, rather than make a trip to the downtown HEAP office.

Ortiz also talks about a bill he sponsored that would force drivers» license applicants to make a choice whether to become organ donors, rather than just tick a box if they want to donate.

Posselt's book focuses on the administrative and intellectual methods that admissions committees use, rather than on giving applicants clues about how to get in.

For years I've seen résumés suggesting that applicants are competing to submit the longest résumé rather than demonstrating qualifications for the job.

Stellar grades in college could hurt — rather than help — women new to the job market, according to a new study that suggests employers place more value on the perceived «likability» of female applicants than on their academic success.

A new law released in November 2004 allowed applicants to submit certified photocopies rather than original diplomas.

The participants who read about the unethical behavior of a high - ranking executive, rather than an entry - level employee, made significantly more negative hiring recommendations for the job applicant.

Sito and Wahl recommended that applicants say why they want the position and talk about how they can fill the company's needs, rather than emphasizing their unhappiness with their current job.

Tornow hopes the extended deadlines — three rather than four over the next 24 months — will also reduce the number of applications that NSF staff members must handle in a given cycle, assuming that the pool of applicants remains relatively stable.

But rather than judging the talent of work visa applicants itself, UKBA will be shifting that responsibility to various British academic bodies.

If possible, applicants are encouraged to pick one of the fields of study listed in the application, rather than an «other» field.

Presumably, the danger is that, in a moment of weakness, a school official otherwise will mistakenly hire such an applicant rather than an appropriately trained teacher.

Duckworth attributes the difference to perseverance rather than talent: There wasn't any significant difference in teacher effectiveness based on the SAT scores and college GPAs of the job applicants, she calculated.

When recruiting staff, the report said, too much emphasis was placed on applicant's religious background rather than teaching ability.

Such a strategy, however, could be particularly devastating for students who are trying to get into an institution of higher education that requires applicants to submit all of their SAT test results, rather than just their best scores.

For example, districts may only recruit new teachers from local teacher training programs rather than nationally — limiting their ability to screen a greater number of applicants for top talent.

Professional - Requires an applicant to (1) successfully complete, rather than merely complete, at least three years of effective, rather than satisfactory, teaching and (2) have a record of effectiveness, rather than competence, while holding the initial certificate.

Rather than lament what may be a lull, we should focus our energies on finding solutions to funding disparities between traditional district and charter schools, and facilities constraints that often dissuade quality applicants from applying or replicating in the first place.

(7) failing to select and administer tests concerning employment in the most effective manner to ensure that, when such test is administered to a job applicant or employee who has a disability that impairs sensory, manual, or speaking skills, such test results accurately reflect the skills, aptitude, or whatever other factor of such applicant or employee that such test purports to measure, rather than reflecting the impaired sensory, manual, or speaking skills of such employee or applicant (except where such skills are the factors that the test purports to measure).

Many applicants, however, overemphasize their own skills and provide a list of their skills and qualities rather than interesting essay.

In contrast to pre-approval, applicants in the pre-qualification stage only give a lender a rough outline of their income, assets and credit, rather than a detailed picture of their financial situation.

Lenders would much rather see an applicant managing their debt than ignoring their debt.

«Companies continue to hire from their intern pool rather than hire an outside applicant,» continued Tran.

These factors make it important and inescapable for applicants to speak directly with a mortgage loan officer at PNC rather than rely on online tools alone.

Still, the deeper investigation often shows that the applicants are often the ones to blame for the delays rather than the bank.

Rather than replace the traditional FICO score, this more wide - ranging breakdown can be used to supplement a loan applicant's financial picture.

Rather than dismissing applicants with low credit scores, Veterans United partners with these potential borrowers to help bring credit scores up to par.

This speedier underwriting oftentimes leads to instant approval of qualifying applicants — allowing you to obtain coverage within mere minutes rather than the inconvenience of having to wait for weeks or even months.

Since our lenders use other criteria such as income and identity verification rather than extensive credit checks, it allows for them to get each applicant through the process much faster.

After filling out a plethora of these and speaking to the screeners, I realized that rather than using these to accept or reject an applicant, most rescues use the applications as a tool to guide prospective adopters to a dog that is best suited for them.

This is particularly convenient for new applicants who would like to apply and get a response from their living rooms, rather than waiting in the store at the counter.

Jurors are instructed to consider the competency of the artist applicants within their chosen genres rather than making curatorial judgments based on the juror's personal tastes.

I don't doubt that correcting the heavy over-population of lawyers will take more than a few years, but this seems like a rather significant drop in the number of law school applicants.

As is well known, the CJEU has taken a very restrictive stance on the locus standi of non-privileged applicants (that is: individual parties, rather than privileged applicants such as Member States and the EU institutions, as mentioned in the second and third paragraph of article 263 TFEU).

Rather than intervene and make a determination in favour of the Applicant, the Court prefers that, should SDAB grant the appeal and reconsider the matter, Applicant's counsel is then given the opportunity to present evidence as to the legal status of the cabin.

It's best to register sooner rather than later, as once filed it acts as a barrier to future applicants of confusing marks.

Surely, the 2,342 applicants who in 2016 requested access to 10,232 documents in the Council alone were more concerned with the content rather than the form of their access rights.

More law school applicants will have a chance to earn their JD's in Canada, rather than spend their tuition money out of country.

The new process would be fully digital and use shared data from other government departments (such as HMRC) to prove residence, rather than requiring extensive evidence from applicants.

In most instances, firms request job applicants from traditional universities rather than considering candidates from a broader academic base.