Sentence examples for he submitted on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hall's most memorable moment may have been a lunch that he gave that cost more than $20,000 and which he submitted on his expense account.

Hamilton's third report, the Report on a National Bank, which he submitted on December 14 , 1790 advocated a national bank called the Bank of the United States and modeled after the Bank of England.

"Nassau County taxpayers are paying too much for too many officers," Mr. Suozzi said in the four-year fiscal plan he submitted on Monday to the County Legislature and the Nassau Interim Finance Authority, a state oversight board.

Borthwick remains on Bristol's payroll after the club refused to accept the resignation he submitted on Tuesday, a few hours before the Rugby Football Union issued a statement saying he was joining England with immediate effect.

In the first two, Reports on the Public Credit, which he submitted on January 14 , 1790 and December 13 , 1790 he urged the funding of the national debt at full value, the assumption in full by the federal government of debts incurred by the states during the Revolution, and a system of taxation to pay for the assumed debts.

Seeking to outflank Gov. David A. Paterson, the State Senate and Assembly offered a joint budget plan on Saturday that would restore hundreds of millions of dollars in education and social service cuts that Mr. Paterson had sought in an emergency budget bill that he submitted on Friday.

Mr Obama will ask Congress, in the budget he submits on April 10th, to approve $100m for its first year of operation.

He was determined not to let bourgeois society make "a money-making machine" out of him, yet he submitted to living on the largess of Engels and the bequests of relatives.

Podhoretz had thoughts about continuing at Cambridge for a Ph.D., and even went back, but an article he submitted to Leavis on Benjamin Disraeli was returned with a classic rejection (mentioned, though not quoted, in "Making It").

Abraham's unhappiness over that scandal apparently led to Browne's resignation, which he submitted to the University of California on 23 December.

On March 9 he submitted to Congress an Emergency Banking Bill authorizing government to strengthen, reorganize, and reopen solvent banks.