Sentence examples for In submission to from inspiring English sources
She hears mostly the rhythmic slice of oar through current, the scraping of vessel across reeds bent in submission to the water's downward flow.
But you are Muslim, and must pray five times a day -- which involves ablutions, facing east and a series of prostrations in submission to God.
The one we have now, which benefits the economic empire and denies identity in submission to globalized interests?" Europeans, he said, share a cultural heritage.
Work represents the loss of our autonomy, they point out, where we are under the control of bosses and employers: "a full one-third of our adult lives is spent in submission to them".
She is a lifelong Methodist and self-described "praying person," and he belongs to a church where some years ago he found himself (in his own words) "kneeling beneath that cross" in submission "to His will".
From Hadith comes the Sunnah (literally, a "well-trodden path"—i.e., taken as precedent and authority or directive), to which the faithful conform in submission to the sanction that Hadith possesses and that legalists, on that ground, can enjoin.
"I have tried everything – hiring lawyers, speaking to senior people in No 10, putting in submissions to the autumn statement, debates in parliament, but this is totemic to me," he said.
In submissions to the County Board of Elections, Mr. Suozzi also disclosed that he had spent about $500,000.
In submissions to the inquiry, some religious organisations such as the Australian Christian Lobby said they did not go far enough in protecting their freedom.
In submissions to the FCA, Ford said the regulator had been "over aggressive" in its investigations into Keydata, claiming it was responding to accusations over its poor performance during the financial crisis.
In submissions to the office of the Australian information commissioner (OAIC), customs amended their claims about the initial exemptions and also later relied on the national security exemption that prohibits disclosure of information about the security of the commonwealth.
