letter of application
noun[C]
ukuspluralletters of applicationHR
→application letter
Examplesofletter of application
letter of application
Formalletterofapplicationfor credit to be extended to a customer entity 2.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The licensee must send aletterofapplicationwith all the details and plans and inspection is almost certain.
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I noticed he held in his hand my originalletterofapplication.
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Aletterofapplicationhas to be signed.
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Hansard archive
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That is virtually driving the tenant to the lawyer to draft hisletterofapplicationfor him.
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Theletterofapplicationwill be published as soon as it conveniently can be after the arrangements for the standby have finally been agreed.
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The results indicate that politeness strategies are inappropriately utilised and the genre components are poorly managed in the letters of applications.
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Young aspirants are always endeavouring to secure posts on our leading newspapers, and complain bitterly that their letters of application are ignored by obtuse editors.
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For this very post, she had received fifty letters of application, she said, but she had taken no action upon them.
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So he studied the advertisements in the papers and wrote letters of application.
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