noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
mature
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You might find it interesting to consider the following jobs, which were advertised with mature applicants in mind.
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All graduate and mature applicants will be interviewed before an offer is made.
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Careers adviser Mature applicants for training are positively encouraged.
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Probation work New training for probation officers requires applicants to have considerable life experience, so mature applicants are positively encouraged.
new
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After April 1993, for new applicants , these funds transfer to the Department of Social Work.
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A ballot will be held and all new applicants will be notified of the result by mid May.
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For new applicants , different councils' rules and regulations on allocations may be more or less strictly enforced by local officials.
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The Valuation Protection Scheme is being offered to all new applicants free of charge.
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The longest operation will, of course, be entering the details of new applicants into the system.
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It should be possible to put on about 100 new applicants in an hour.
potential
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Inefficiencies due to human error in conducting these laborious scans for potential applicants was another source for concern regarding the operation.
successful
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In addition, States also vary in the amounts paid to successful applicants .
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The successful applicant will be required to provide academic stimulus and leadership in the Department of Political Science.
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The surveyor wrote to successful grant applicants touting for custom.
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The successful applicants accepted these offers of split contracts, though without massive enthusiasm.
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Flexible working may apply to this job and would involve the successful applicant working on average one and half hours per week.
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The successful applicant will also be offered a £10-a-day travel bonus.
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Home working is a possibility in some areas and the successful applicant may be eligible for a company car.
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High remuneration, excellent prospects and an immediate cash bonus await the successful applicant who will present himself at twelve noon today.
unsuccessful
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The Schedule also confers a right of appeal on an unsuccessful applicant or objector to the sheriff.
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An unsuccessful applicant could appeal to the regional committee.
■ NOUN
asylum
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Finger-printing will be introduced for asylum applicants , to prevent multiple applications and fraudulent benefit claims.
job
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It tells disabled job applicants that they will be given fair consideration based on their ability.
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He liked to give job applicants timed tests containing 150 questions dealing with science, history, engineering, and other subjects.
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The bad news for future job applicants is that there will be more decision makers.
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Like job applicants there are usually a host of competitors vying for attention.
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Employers would be barred from perusing medical information about employees and job applicants .
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It's claimed that Honda is turning away job applicants who belong to a union.
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Peer interviewing is a unique experience for most job applicants .
minority
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The students argued that the school discriminated against them by applying more lenient standards to minority applicants .
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For eighty-four of the one hundred annual openings, minority applicants competed on the same basis as others.
■ VERB
apply
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Such proposals should apply to all applicants and employees, regardless of disability.
ask
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Hampshire were criticised by police after asking applicants for Benson &038; Hedges Cup final tickets to send blank cheques through the post.
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An employment interviewer reviews these forms and asks the applicant about the type of job sought and salary range desired.
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People say maturity is valuable, but most of the advertisements in our local paper ask for applicants aged 25-35.
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The advertisement asked applicants to apply in person to the general manager.
attract
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They also find that it aids their recruitment by attracting highly skilled applicants trained on their equipment.
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Each vacancy will attract many thousands of applicants in the form of new seeds or larvae.
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They say mixed colleges attract more applicants and find it easier to retain academic staff.
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The London weekday franchise attracted five applicants .
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In the long term treating your staff and potential staff well will increase your chances of attracting high-calibre applicants for job vacancies.
give
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They would not give fairly rejected applicants a charter to cause trouble.
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He liked to give job applicants timed tests containing 150 questions dealing with science, history, engineering, and other subjects.
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Midland Bank will not normally give credit to applicants under 18 years of age.
interview
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I had the go-ahead last week-end and I interviewed the fourth applicant this morning.
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They would interview applicants and they would recommend a man to him.
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Blyth interviewed all the likely applicants and selected the 120 crew, placing 172 people on the waiting list.
offer
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The Valuation Protection Scheme is being offered to all new applicants free of charge.
qualify
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Counselors pool together a group of qualified applicants and try to sell them to many different companies.
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Being prepared to fill an opening quickly with a qualified applicant impresses employers most and keeps them as clients.
refuse
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He says it's perverse to refuse applicants with beards.
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The Dickens study concludes: Very few offers of settlement conveyed by the conciliation officer are refused by applicants .
require
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Page 5 of the form requires applicants to give a statement of case.
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The southern state of Bavaria requires all applicants for civil-service jobs to reveal whether they are Scientologists.
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A law that took effect in 1994 requires applicants for new licenses to provide proof of legal immigration status.
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Probation work New training for probation officers requires applicants to have considerable life experience, so mature applicants are positively encouraged.
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Libraries, welfare offices and other outlets require applicants to fill out paperwork to register.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Applicants for teacher-training courses need to have at least one year's experience.
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Many job applicants do not know how to write an appealing cover letter.
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Ten women were selected from over 30 applicants.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But too many are from unqualified applicants competing for fewer job openings.
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Some 400 applicants apply each year for the 110 first-year places.
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The applicant must pay the Attorney-General's costs before their Lordships' Board.
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The applicant sought a declaration and/or prerogative orders to identify the lawful decisions and correct any unlawful decisions.
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The applicant sought judicial review of the Director's decision to seek to enforce compliance with the requirements of the notice.