Sentence examples for For to submit from inspiring English sources

To "respect," according to the American Heritage Dictionary, is "to feel or show deferential regard for"; to "submit" is "to yield or surrender (oneself) to the will or authority of another".

They will revise a final draft for her to submit for the state board's approval this spring.

This desire for control, for women to submit, courses through the anti-abortion movement.

The agency was chastised by elected officials last spring for failing to submit reports for several years.

"Georges Tron has given instructions for me to submit a legal complaint for defamatory accusations.

There's no way for people to submit their own drugs for testing on the spot.

They look through the lists for names to submit to election officials for purging.

Additionally, it is possible for researchers to submit new published data for inclusion in the database.

For Full Metal Jacket, director Stanley Kubrick placed ads for actors to submit audition tapes.

We've been waiting for you to submit something".

Music, then, became a way for Bowles to submit to human fellowship.