Sentence examples for for making submissions from inspiring English sources
The five-yearly scramble to get a slice of science funding came to a head with November's deadline for making submissions to the Research Excellence Framework, a process of expert review that helps the funding councils allocate money depending on research quality.
Mr Walton had been seconded to the MPS Lawrence review team, responsible for making submissions to the Macpherson inquiry.
It said the "spy" had met Mr Walton - then an acting detective inspector, who had been seconded to the Met's Lawrence review team, responsible for making submissions to the Macpherson inquiry.
For the CASP targets, we compare to the results of Jones who made submissions for the same targets for CASP.
The inquiry apologised for the incident and called for people who had made submissions to send them again.
On January 2nd, 2016, we had our 2nd Noon Artists gathering for NYC, where local bands and solo artists who have made submissions for the record came together to share a night of community and dialogue.
In a conversation with a Royal Bank of Scotland employee who made submissions for the Yen Libor, one ICAP broker focused on sterling-based transactions requested that the rate be influenced downward, according to the trading commission's order.
But most importantly, it does not allow for prior notification to the media of an application to use the bill's powers, and the opportunity for the media to make submissions on whether this will impact on the confidentiality of a source," he said.
If Ofcom decided to let someone else come in with a cheque book and ignore the rest of applicants, there is a principle of fairness" Administrator Duff & Phelps has given interested parties until 25 August to make submissions for the Birmingham TV licence.
"Nor should it be one in which the regulator or the defence are able to make submissions on, for example, the meaning of the rules or of policies".
But the government has sought to address press freedom concerns by including a role for a "public interest advocate" to make submissions that would be taken into account.
