Sentence examples for formerly submitted from inspiring English sources

On December 6 , 1905 Roosevelt formerly submitted Lane's nomination to the US Senate for the vacant seat on the ICC which met with immediate opposition from the Republican controlled upper chamber.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross has formerly submitted a report to President Trump which sought to determine if imported vehicles and auto parts were harming national security.

And in 1983, Admiral Showers, drawing upon formerly classified intelligence materials, again submitted Captain Rochefort's name.

Only putative proteins formerly classified as CYT by SurfG+ were submitted to the TatP analyses.

Besides Saudi Arabia, Moldova submitted for the first time, and Montenegro, formerly part of Yugoslavia, entered for the first time as an independent country.

The aims of the present work were to investigate the effects of the repeated administration of Parawixin2 (2-amino-5-ureidopentanamide; formerly FrPbAII), a novel GABA and glycine uptake inhibitor, in rats submitted to PTZ-induced kindling.

Masayuki Komatsu, formerly Japan's chief negotiator at the IWC, said Japan had submitted a large number of papers to the scientific committee ranging from data on stocks and age structure to pregnancy rates in whale populations.

Up to two resubmissions (formerly "revisions/amendments") of a previously reviewed exploratory/developmental grant application may be submitted.

12 AABB (formerly the American Association of Blood Banks) has collected reports of positive blood donor testing results voluntarily submitted by member blood collection agencies to their Chagas' Biovigilance Network.

The study protocol was submitted to the Health Research Authority (HRA) NHS Health & Social Care Research & Development Ethics Committee (REC) and to the Confidential Advisory Group CAGG, formerly the National Information Governance Board for Health & Social Care NIGBB) via e-submission through the Integrated Research Application System IRASS).

Reports were submitted from 116 different locations (for example, health boards in Wales, and formerly primary care trusts in England).