Sentence examples for for not submitting from inspiring English sources

It had to apologise recently for sending out letters to 12,000 people, warning they faced £10 daily fines for not submitting tax returns.

The Democrats, who said their proposed budget emphasized the needs of the poor, the elderly and the working class, derided the Republicans for not submitting their own budget.

But the e-book chides Mr. Bissonnette for not submitting the book for review, saying he could have eased concerns about security leaks.

I've written elsewhere about the conflict, which involves Rome sanctioning the Leadership Council of Women Religious for not submitting enough to the judgement of American bishops and for working too hard on issues of poverty and health care and not hard enough fighting abortion and gay marriage.

It is somewhat ironic then, that, 25 years later, the prince criticised the choice of Nouvel, given that developers for One New Change have been praised for not submitting "to a more historicist approach" and that the design itself is said to act as "a reminder of the bustling life of the seventeenth century city of London".

As fellow Occupy Wall Street protesters who had been arrested on Saturday were being arraigned, Dallas Pesola remained in a holding cell on Sunday night, essentially being punished for not submitting to what was supposed to be a voluntary photograph of his irises.

In this case a server not submitting predictions for some targets (score 0) will do better than a server submitting less than average predictions (negative Z-scores).

Under the rules at the time, every MP could claim up to £400 a month for food without the need for receipts; the inference being that the other £162.58 was for food he had not submitted receipts for.

If reason for absence was not submitted, study personnel called parents to determine reason for absence.

More than 93% of these "super performing" hospitals for acute myocardial infarction and 96% of these "super performing" hospitals for pneumonia did not submit survey data to the American Hospital Association and are therefore difficult to characterize.

First, despite extraordinary efforts to obtain specimens, ≈25% of all persons initially evaluated for dengue did not submit a convalescent-phase specimen (>5 days after illness onset) required for definitive case classification.