Sentence examples similar to as a submission of from inspiring English sources

The brusquely combative curator of Mathaf's opening exhibition, Nada Shabout, says Arab modern art should not be seen solely as a submission to the imperialism of European modernism and its "superior originals", but as an expression of renewed Arabic creative energy that values historical resonances.

I now know why: Many white Georgians who harbored no racist feelings viewed efforts to remove Confederate symbols as a submission to the outside forces of "political correctness".

But the devil's in the details, such as this one, from a submission by Tim Groves, of Victoria University of Wellington, detailing "ideas for projects that could be undertaken in the next ten years": Infomercials may be annoying, but they screen on free-to-air television more frequently than news bulletins, and on some stations more often than drama programs.

"When I received the submission from Joanne (as she was known at the time) Rowling, it just came in as an unsolicited submission (of the first three chapters) and was picked up by our then office manager who was looking through the slush pile," he said.

The basic design for a clinical trial outline was developed by the authors as part of a submission for research funding using their background knowledge and experience and based on other trial designs of a similar nature.

Feedback via email is welcome, as are submissions of new data, for which a submission form is provided to ensure that the relevant information is included.

The notice will also constitute a proposal to establish a regulation under part 181 of this chapter, incorporating the same provisions, in the event that such a regulation is determined to be appropriate as a result of submission of proof of such an applicable prior sanction in response to the proposal.

Data from this stage of development is typically used as the basis of a submission to regulatory bodies to seek marketing approval for a designated indication.

Bradford & Bingley is allowing members to vote on conversion to a bank as a result of a submission by rebel member Stephen Major, a quantity surveyor from Northern Ireland currently working as a plumber.

The courts have rejected that claim as well as the defense lawyers' submission of a 12-year-old affidavit from John Brewer, a participant in the robbery, who said after his conviction that he, not Mr. Byrd, committed the stabbing.

This submitted example also acts as a template for the submission of larger datasets, since the procedure and requirements are identical.