Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• How are you supposed to apply for jobs when you've got these babies around?
• For example, it would be reasonable for permanently domiciled immigrants to apply for jobs that are not filled in other Member States.
• I'm honored to apply for the job of deputy, sir.
• That's not the best way to apply for a job.
• Advice on how to apply for a job
• Maybe you should just make the effort to apply for some jobs.
• Under the transitional arrangements to the complete opening of labour markets, Romanian nationals must apply for job permits in certain Member States.
• Maybe you should just make the effort to apply for some jobs.

• Individuals who are legally present on EU territory, e.g. in possession of a tourist visa, should be able to apply for a work permit.
• But here, taxpayers are footing the bill and what kids are getting is a cold prison cell and a permanent mark against them when they come home and apply for work.
• The directive improves the current situation in the Member States to the extent that individuals legally present on EU territory, e.g. with a tourist visa, are offered the opportunity to apply for a work permit in the EU.
• So, yes, we had Melissa apply for work in the hope that she would get a job, and then she could document whatever infractions took place.
• It shall, however, continue to apply to work programmes which are ongoing when this Regulation enters into force.
• Moreover, they have the idea that even illegal immigrants should also have the chance to apply for a work permit, which amounts to giving them a prize for getting in illegally, and one cannot sensibly support that either.
• So, you want to apply my work to the field of memory extraction.
• From now on, Romanians seeking employment in Spain will be required to apply for a work permit, and this will be the case at least up to 31 December 2012.