Sentence examples for draft submitted for from inspiring English sources

LLW conceived this paper, wrote and revised the manuscript, and approved the final draft submitted for publication.

The original one page patient information draft submitted for ethical review was considered by the committee to be the "skimpiest ever" and missing much of the standard clinical trial information (the informed consent template of the UK National Research Ethics Service lists a large number of items to be covered).

The bill's ambition, according to a draft submitted to municipal offices here for review, is to "preserve the equilibrium and integral development of the child" by preventing parents from giving newborns names that expose them to ridicule or are "extravagant or hard to pronounce in the official language," Spanish.

However, the extraparliamentary right, since 1996 united in a loose coalition known as the Solidarity Electoral Action (AWS), challenged the draft submitted by the National Assembly and called for its rejection in a national referendum.

A draft, submitted last week, sparked controversy over a clause that allows immunity for the generals who seized power in May last year.

The university and guild began investigating the LMSS's activities in November 2014, after the leak of a draft script submitted for the society's annual sketch show, known as the Annual Smoking Concert, or Smoker.

All authors approved the final draft submitted.

UNICEF's partnership with MoLESP allowed for effective and coordinated development of complex legislation which were drafted and submitted for adoption according to project plans.

Data analysis and report drafting took place between April and late May, with the draft evaluation report submitted for Steering Committee review on 23 May 2010.

This first draft is usually submitted for revision within three to fourteen days; afterward, a second and sometimes third draft is written.

The first draft manuscript was submitted for review and comments to a primary review team which included members of the organizations not involved in the writing process and researchers in PRO development and cross-cultural issues (see acknowledgements).