Sentence examples for able to make submissions from inspiring English sources

"Nor should it be one in which the regulator or the defence are able to make submissions on, for example, the meaning of the rules or of policies".

We will open up investment tribunals to public scrutiny – documents will be public and interested parties, including NGOs, will be able to make submissions.

"The fact is that although the leak itself has been widely published, the contents of Mr Campbell's statement, it appears, have not been widely disseminated," Caplan said He added that the testimony "makes a number of points against a number of organisations and individuals" and that they should be able to make submissions on that evidence.

The new public interest advocates - to be appointed by the prime minister - would be able to make submissions to judges of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, who will consider applications for metadata warrants relating to journalists' sources from law enforcement agencies, and to the attorney general, who will consider applications from security agencies.

The new public interest advocates – to be appointed by the prime minister – will be able to make submissions to judges of the administrative appeals tribunal, who will consider applications for metadata warrants relating to journalists' sources from law enforcement agencies, and to the attorney general, who will consider applications from security agencies.

AstraZeneca used the earlier trial to make submissions to regulators.

Visitors are invited to make submissions to patheticgeekstories.com.

The public have until 17 February to make submissions.

Interested individuals and organisations are invited to make submissions to the culture committee by April 15.

We're challenging anyone to make submissions.

New Zealand, supporting Australia, is also expected to make submissions to the court.