Sentence examples for elected to submit from inspiring English sources

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).

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.

Electing to submit a new family automatically generates a unique identifier for the family and for members of that family.

Can we, "as liberators," now then expect Secretary Clinton to retract U.S. recognition from the Karzai government until it repeals this abomination of a law and allows women to have an active role in rebuilding their country instead of being forced by their own elected leaders to submit to violent domination by their husbands?

For this analysis, complete demographic and survey data were available for 1,305 of the 1,446 personnel who had elected to participate and submitted their questionnaire (90.2%).

Data for this analysis were complete and available for 1,319 of the 1,372 active-duty personnel who had elected to participate and submitted their questionnaire (96.1%).

Thousands of Muslims and Jews, who in earlier times usually had retreated southward rather than submit to Christian rule, elected to remain within his kingdom.

Sir Thomas was appointed by Mr. Brown in July to review expense claims submitted by every lawmaker elected to the 645-seat House of Commons in the past five years.

"If the Governor is not able to certify to DOJ that the State is in full compliance with the National PREA Standards and elects not to submit an assurance to DOJ, the State is subject to the loss of five percent of certain DOJ grant funds that it would otherwise receive," Mason wrote.