Sentence examples for electronic submissions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pfeiffer, who is also the vice rector of international relations at Heidelberg University, pointed to the benefits of binding contracts and electronic submissions, but also warned of a general culture of suspicion.

The online dispute resolution (ODR) model proposed in the report envisages a three-tier process: evaluation through interactive services and information, negotiation with online "facilitators" and finally, if agreement has not been reached, resolution by a trained judge relying on electronic submissions.

We encourage electronic submissions.

Electronic submissions by e-mail to [email protected] are encouraged, but authors who meet any difficulties with electronic submissions could submit a hard copy by post.

More details on the electronic submissions process are available from Science Careers and NIH.

(In the old days, before electronic submissions, a marketing application would require an entire moving truck!).

Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York, and Representative Michael McCaul, Republican of Texas, are working on legislation to establish a two-year moratorium on the electronic submission of ballots until stronger security standards are established.

It stipulates, among other things, standardised forms that all patent offices must accept, basic standards for electronic submission of patents, and mechanisms to avoid loss of rights due to non-essential formalities or unintentional delays.

One project set up by Nottingham Trent University looked at four factors that signal student engagement – library use, card swipes into buildings, VLE use and electronic submission of coursework – and then analysed the progression and attainment of particular groups such as male or female, widening participation or third year students.

At Nottingham Trent University, student engagement manager Ed Foster has been leading a different pilot that looks at four factors that signal student engagement - library use, card swipes into buildings, VLE use and electronic submission of coursework - and then analyses the progression and attainment in particular groups such as male or female, widening participation, or third year students.

As Ms. Wickstrom reviewed aid awards last month, she was bracing for a deluge of phone calls and visits, given that people have lost jobs and that assets have lost value (one dad simply noted on his electronic submission "bad timing on real estate investment," by way of explaining why the home he owned had a value of $0).