Sentence examples for extraordinary submission from inspiring English sources
In an extraordinary submission to a Senate inquiry into serious allegations of abuse and conditions at the Australian-run Nauru detention centre, a former employee subcontracted to security provider Wilson Security accused the company of engaging in serious misconduct.
And for someone who doesn't remember the 60s, Neil Young's filmed submission is extraordinary.
In the end, though, "We didn't think ultimately that any of the submissions was extraordinary enough, given that it's the World Trade Center fence," said Stephen Sigmund, a spokesman for the authority.
Soon after submission of Lei's Extraordinary Alien petition, the INS Regional Service Center approved the case.
The extraordinary circumstances of the April parliament had forced the king into submission, but under normal circumstances the powers of the king in medieval England were virtually unlimited, a fact that Edward was able to exploit.
Stewart said it was an "extraordinary step" to give volunteer bodies the right to make submissions to FWC because even employees, unions and employer associations were not guaranteed that right.
A panel of judges spent months sifting through nearly 35,000 submissions from 120 countries to ultimately select one extraordinary winning image for each of the 11 categories.
There were so many fantastic submissions this year and we were astonished by the extraordinary combination of science and artistry that the photographs represented.
Dr Haass said the talks process had been given "extraordinary support" from the British and Irish governments, and had received about 150 submissions from interested groups.
In one extraordinary scene, scrappy, stocky Zavala drops his gun and bare knuckle boxes a suspect into submission while Taylor looks on and laughs.
The last cabinet discussion was the subject of an extraordinary leak to the Sydney Morning Herald, which showed ministers angry that the proposal had been sprung on them without a submission or documentation.
