Sentence examples for be submitted next month from inspiring English sources

The final document is expected to be submitted next month for a vote by the corporation board.

The proposals will be part of the second phase of the mayor's economic development plans to be submitted next month to the Common Council.

Full documentation for the bid was expected to be submitted next month, and Addax, which is based in Switzerland but has shares listed in Toronto and London, would have 35 days to accept it.

Full documentation for the bid is expected to be submitted next month, and Addax, which is based in Switzerland but has shares listed in Toronto and London, will have 35 days to accept it.

But the committee prefers that the street remain in the city's hands, and it asked for a new plan to be submitted next month, said Susan Stetzer, the district manager of Community Board 3. "There's very little city-owned space left, and we would like the city to continue to own Extra Place," she said.

Formal bids are expected to be submitted next month.

BONN -- U.S. climate negotiators here gave the first broad hints of a new policy on global warming Wednesday, but they provided few specifics, noting that a more detailed proposal would be submitted this month.

The petition, which was submitted last month, followed a national outcry over the unexplained beating death of a man detained in the southern city of Guangzhou.

Senator Hoffmann's bill, which was submitted last month, calls for an "affirmative defense" that would allow parents to avoid criminal prosecution for abandonment if their intention was to safeguard their babies' lives by leaving them in a safe place.

In a report on the derailment that was submitted late last month to the Transit Authority's Office of System Safety and obtained yesterday by The New York Times, investigators added that the accident might have been prevented if the Transit Authority had a better system for train operators to report suspected broken rails.

As the plan was submitted this month to Newark's Central Planning Board for consideration, Luz M. Torres, who lives in a house within blocks of the site, said that in her nearly 30 years in the city she has heard too many renaissance dreams and "will believe it when she sees it".