Sentence examples for General submission from inspiring English sources

The Universities Australia inquiry is comprised of two parts: a survey which will be sent to a randomly selected group of current students and is yet to be released into the field, and a general submission questionnaire that anyone is eligible to complete.

They have since written an algorithm that describes how this works, and they are collaborating with scientists based at the Royal Meteorological Institute of the Netherlands on an academic paper around this, which is under general submission right now.

Unfortunately, the current, general, submission standards do not cater to the needs of metadata annotations, specific to a disease domain, during submission.

If it's a general submission for promotion or an online gallery, then your artist statement is a more general summary of your art practice.

Writer's Chronicle, the Association of Writing Programs (AWP), and the Poets & Writers database all collect lists of writing contests, open submissions, and general submission guidelines for a variety of websites and other publications.

Therefore, these teachers judge general submissions against their own students' work.

Sometimes the writer submits the story directly, either to the general submissions address or to one of the fiction editors.

Outside organizations would be allowed to file ethics complaints with the House inspector general for submission to the panel, a new procedure.

The inspector general's submission said that across all the sources of Asio's powers there is not a single provision that required the organisation to erase or destroy telecommunications data it holds.

The revelations in the inspector-general's submission come after the privacy commissioner, Timothy Pilgrim, warned separately that the government's data retention scheme risked seeing major privacy breaches of Australians' personal information if the proposal was passed in its current form, and called for a mandatory data breach notification scheme.

In general the submissions that are rejected fit into three categories: those that are only of peripheral interest to language testing; methodology that is unclear or difficult to replicate; or a topic that has limited academic worth.