Sentence examples for it submissions to from inspiring English sources

After a year of detective work, sourcing the original photographers, DiMaria is releasing a book that complies the greatest (or worst, depending on how you look at it) submissions to his blog.

Heathrow has not yet decided whether to put forward one scheme as its "favoured" option when it makes its submission to the Airports Commission, headed by Sir Howard Davies.

It was my first experience of romance in the way Waugh conjures it: submission to the glamor of a time and place.

If there is one thing that bothers him about the electorate, it is its submission to those twin vote-killers: apathy and cynicism.

"A revisiting of substantive patent law in the context of the community patent is not warranted," it said in its submission to the commission.

On April 20 , 2015 following the high court's "narrow construction" of the definition of corruption, Icac announced it made submissions to the NSW government seeking amendments to its legislation so that previous corruption findings could be sustained.

Le Havre's managing director, Alain Belsoeur, claims to have documentation showing United offered inducements for Pogba to join them and has vowed to include it in submissions to the world's governing body.

However, the Le Havre managing director Alain Belsoeur claims to have documentation showing United offered inducements for Pogba to join them and has promised to include it in submissions to Fifa.

Some organisations may have struggled to work out how to prove the monetary value of their work within the community (such as employment training or after-school clubs), or even included it in their submissions to the regulator at all.

Your data (which is submitted anonymously) will be stored in a database and we will use it with other submissions to analyse what trackers are most commonly found across the sites our readers have browsed.

It brought "submission to the discipline of an international financial framework", he says, and a certain brand awareness among potential customers, who are mainly American firms outsourcing some of their IT needs.