Sentence examples for elect to submit from inspiring English sources
As long as you meet the above testing requirements for submitting an application, you may elect to submit your highest scores from multiple test dates, putting your best foot forward in the submission of your testing results.
He obtained non-public "test files," which issuers can elect to submit in advance of making their official filings to help make sure EDGAR will process the filings as intended.
States participating in HCUP elect to submit patient race/ethnicity data and the hospital day on which procedures occurred.
Beginning with the second quarter 2004 (April-June), hospitals participating in HQA could elect to submit data on an additional seven indicators of quality of care for these three diagnostic categories.
"In the deadline set before us, some authors elected to submit their copy for the coverage of those events; in other cases, a professional wrote those passages for the authors," she said.
Flowbit garnered the largest portion of the more than 2,300 total votes registered for the online contest, beating out the 17 other Big Ideas teams that elected to submit a short project video.
But the power of Bannonism is emboldened by a stranglehold on federal (and most states') levers of government and a willingness among the elected to submit to the stupefying onslaught by the cleaned-up alt-right who have closeted their white robes and now march through the West Wing like a detachment of Agent Smiths.
The current pool of samples cover a wide range of malignancies but there may be selection bias of the specimens, as patients/physicians may have elected to submit tissue when there were fewer standard therapeutic options left, and often for advanced and/or more difficult to treat cancers (refractory and recurrent).
If you elect to take any SAT Subject Tests, we encourage you to submit those Subject Test scores.
Electing to submit a new family automatically generates a unique identifier for the family and for members of that family.
State law requires candidates for elected office to submit reports identifying campaign contributors.
