Sentence examples for before its submission from inspiring English sources

The first point to be made is that Iraq continues to state in the declaration, as it has consistently done before its submission, that there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, when inspectors left at the end of 1998, and that none have been designed, procured, produced or stored in the period since then.

No one could remember when Mr. Pataki had ever delivered such a pointed message about the budget, before its submission, in forums outside of Albany.

At least one film on this year's Oscar qualifying list, the documentary "Semper Fi: Always Faithful," about the Marine Corps and tainted water at Camp Lejeune, was shown through DocuWeeks and appears not to have been reviewed in either publication before its submission.

The design team, led by RPS Consulting Engineers, and the IFA then finalised the planning application before its submission.

The ambitious pledge, made here yesterday at the annual Indian Science Congress, is expected to be a highlight of the government's new 5-year plan now being finalized before its submission to parliament in March or April.

Colombian government officials and leftist rebels are expected to sign a revised peace deal Thursday before its submission to Congress for approval, provoking outrage from critics who want a nationwide referendum on any proposed agreement.

The government will be given an opportunity to comment on the factual aspects of the draft report before its final submission.

I suspect Ian McEwan is not much edited at Cape, but he and Craig Raine read each other's work before its final submission, forensically tweezering cliches as they go.

In its submission before next month's statement, the BCC said concern about a slowing economy had intensified after the Brexit vote.

In its submission before the Trial Chamber, the Prosecution asked for the witness to be heard in accordance with paragraphs (C) and (D) of Rule 70 and that two representatives of the relevant government be in court during the testimony of the witness, to deal with matters of national security that might arise.

Writing the paper or substantial involvement in its revision before submission was by Mehdi Mirsaeidi, Maham Farshidpour, Mary Beth Allen, Golnaz Ebrahimi, and Joseph O. Falkinham.