Sentence examples for in response to the submission from inspiring English sources

In defending itself, the Education Department had argued that a letter stating that an employer was eligible, in response to the submission of an individual's certification form, "does not reflect a final agency action on the borrower's qualifications" for loan forgiveness.

In response to the submission of this study to the Northern Territory Government the Minister for Health clarified the policy and funding responsibilities within and between governments for this type of public health intervention, including systems of management and accountability.

The shouts in English, Mandarin and Malay were reverberating, and between sending Twitter messages from his cage-side chair, Victor Cui kept leaping to his feet in response to the takedowns, submissions and other codified mayhem transpiring at close range.

The shouts in English, Mandarin and Malay were reverberating, and between sending Twitter messages from his cage-side chair, Victor Cui kept leaping to his feet in response to the takedowns, submissions and other codified mayhem happening at close range.

In response to this submission, the regulating agency prints two permits, issues one to the project developer (effectively discounting at 50% from the developer's perspective) and retains one for itself.

"I am greatly concerned for the future of parliamentary democracy in Australia, therefore I write, as an individual, and not representing any group or agency, in response to the call for submissions to the above inquiry... My sense is that our political system is close to being irreparably broken," he wrote.

In a response to the submission Wilson Security said it strongly rejected allegations of a coverup of abuse of asylum seekers, of corruption, and of the organisation of a team to spy on Hanson-Young.

In response to the call for papers, 85 submissions were received.

Any public individual or group was invited to make a written submission in response to the consultation paper.

It has given QPR 20 working days – the first of which was last Thursday – to make written submissions in response to the suspension and the Home Office would then have a further 20 working days to decide about the permit.

The agency received nearly 900 submissions in response to the Challenge and awarded 21 grants totaling $15 million.