Sentence examples similar to driven submission from inspiring English sources
The BPR was driven into submission and was taken over by the NUR from 1 January 1844.
The lack of a data producer-driven submission step from yeast projects places the onus on SGD to collect, format and store all experimental metadata in a manner that enables easy search and retrieval for users.
After all my mental illness has repeatedly pounded me into submission, driven me to my bed for days, and pushed me past the end of myself for thirty-nine years.
Passive surveillance is driven by laboratory submission of samples after outbreaks of respiratory disease, whereas active surveillance is based on purposely collecting and screening field samples regardless of clinical status.
They have been driven into silence and submission by a radical fringe that in no way represents the American Jewish mainstream.
Del Missier said he told staff to act to drive down their submissions to the daily Libor calculation following a conversation Diamond had in 2008 with the Bank of England.
Speaking at the Department of Culture, Media and Sport yesterday, Mr Hunt said the number of submissions could have been driven up by organised petitions.
Both fixations are hardwired at a young age, and are likely driven by some variation of dominance and submission.
There are prerequisites within each discipline, prior to any such submission, to have agreed, community driven standards for reporting experimental data, commonly known as minimum information, using controlled vocabularies, terminologies and standard file formats to make exchangeable data more robust.
He's already turned up in The Australian with his private campaign submission – virtually at least – characterising her as a backstabber driven by ambition.
