Sentence examples for had submitted that from inspiring English sources
He did it with a flourish, holding up the formal letter of application he had submitted that hour to the UN secretary general, asking for full membership of the United Nations – a gesture that brought sustained applause from some delegates, impassive silence from others, including the United States and, inevitably, Israel.
The Uruguayan really did take ingratitude to a new level last summer in his attempts to join Arsenal after the London club had submitted that now infamous £40,000,001 bid for the player.
While other image recognition benchmarks may rely on millions of photos that human beings have pored through and annotated personally, Facebook had to find methods to clean up what users had submitted that they could do at scale.
Loehnert ([1985]) and Adegbuyi et al. ([1996]) had submitted that the warm spring issues with temperature range of 37°C to 38.5°C near the foot of the eastern slope of a north-south trending ridge from a thin quartzite unit within a belt of quartzite.
I wish I had submitted that campaign for an award nomination, but what I've learned in running a business is that you also need to set aside monies for award submissions.
He had submitted that one option for the court was to cancel all the coal allocations apart from those identified in the original decision as being exempt because they had either been allocated to publicly owned entities or via competitive bidding.
He also urged the lawmakers to pass a bill he has submitted that would undo many of the $4 billion in cuts the Legislature made.
While Malcolm has proposed that it makes sense to believe in God without believing that God exists, others have submitted that lack of belief that God exists makes belief in God meaningless.
-- Umpire Steve Wilson fills out pregame paperwork and checks charts the Jaguars and Falcons have submitted that show field-goal and punt formations.
"Accused Pawan and Vinay have refused to take service of the legal aid counsel and have submitted that they want to become witnesses on behalf of the state".
