Sentence examples for called for submissions from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, committee on electoral matters at no stage advertised this inquiry, called for submissions or scheduled hearings (public or otherwise).

Last month, Tribe presenter Bruce Parry called for submissions to a new green short film competition, One minute to save the world.

By the time the minister called for submissions, this direct reference to grants was gone and he has since then been hard at work figuring out exactly what the fund would do.

When Arquitectum called for submissions for a 100-meter high fashion museum in Tokyo, Laurent de Carniere envisioned something completely out of the ordinary.

The issues paper was released in 2009 and called for submissions.

After calling for submissions through Tumblr, Purchase rejected several in-defence-of-Taylor pieces.

User-generated video commissions are the new darling of arts institutions (see the Guggenheim's "YouTube Play"), and the latest to call for submissions is PBS Arts Online.

The book of the week is a shocking account of mass rape during the fall of Berlin, while Susan Hill calls for submissions for Long Barn Books.

That the benefits and the risks of side effects are similar is a scientific matter for experts to decide after calling for submissions and examining them.

The federal government is now calling for submissions from the public about the management of ocean reserves right around the continent, including the Commonwealth waters around Ningaloo.

That, as the next section demonstrates, turns out to be useful at almost every stage along the supply chain.* "An Overview of B2B and Purchasing Technology: Response to Call for Submissions", Federal Trade Commission.