Sentence examples for bring a submission from inspiring English sources
The attorney general, George Brandis, has consulted with all sides of the debate and was expected to bring a submission to cabinet this week so the Coalition party room could be consulted and the details announced before an election widely tipped for July.
He explained how the editorial staff was soliciting submissions and contemplating whether or not opening the book to ad space might bring a reliable source of funding.
Joyce said he and the treasurer, Scott Morrison, would take a submission to cabinet, while the assistant minister Nationals MP Luke Hartsuyker was working on "bringing something formidable forward".
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Submission specialist Gilbert Burns brought a 10-0 record with 3 wins in the UFC into his November contest with Rashid Magomedov.
In a nation where most of the population remembers well what it was like to live under Communism, economic pressure is not an effective weapon with which to bring about submission.
Our submission rate continues to grow, which brings a downside the rise in our rejection rate now over 80%.
She brings a similar air of enigma even to more direct sentiments: wounded lust ("Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear"), lusty submission ("Petite Mort"), righteous disgust ("Dirty World").
In 1858, a Utah Expedition, under General Albert Sidney Johnston, was dispatched to bring submission; instead, it caused hundreds of deaths, cost $15 million and accomplished none of its objectives.
The caliph himself was preoccupied with other problems (see Zanj rebellion) and was unable to spare the military forces necessary to bring Aḥmad into submission.
In their war against their respective governments, Mr. Sankoh copied the guerrilla tactics that Mr. Taylor pioneered here: the widespread use of child soldiers, who were often drugged to commit atrocities; the deliberate victimization of civilians to bring about their submission.
