Sentence examples for consider their submissions from inspiring English sources

Representatives from the Wangan and Jagalingou families claim the tribunal did not consider their submissions, instead relying upon the word of Adani and two clan members, who are native title applicants and are in favour of the mine.

Section 5 of the Act allows the High Court to intervene; if a party fails to comply, the High Court may (on the application of the arbitrator or any other party) order the arbitrator to continue as if the offending party was not there; he can immediately issue an award without considering their missing submission or failure to appear.

In a May 5 response, Dr. von Eschenbach wrote that he was providing his budget request "without regard to the competing priorities that the agency, the president, and their advisors must consider as budget submissions to the Congress are developed".

After a 20-minute break to consider his submissions, the panel did indeed confirm the ban but offered no further explanation.

The former high court judge set the ACTU a deadline of Thursday to lodge submissions on whether they would formally ask him to stand aside from the commission; he would consider the submissions on Friday.

The committee's first meeting, like so much involving the union, ended inconclusively, though its members plan to meet again soon to whittle down the proposed anthems and consider new submissions.

The broadcaster has said it will consider video submissions in an open call to find "a brilliant song" and a "brilliant performer".

If you are less concerned about deadlines than a quality product, you may want to still consider late submissions.

Many investors won't consider "blind submissions" (business plans sent without invitation) but are happy to hear a pitch from an entrepreneur recommended by someone they already know and trust.

The professional football compensation committee will consider submissions from Liverpool and Burnley before deciding Ings' fee.

It does not normally consider submissions from third parties calling for honours to be removed.