Sentence examples for judging submissions from inspiring English sources

Last month, Ellen McLaughlin, the actor and writer, who first encountered Miller's work while judging submissions for a Shakespeare's Sister Fellowship, enlisted Kathleen Chalfant, the actor, to host a reading at her house in Brooklyn Heights.

They're hoping to judge submissions by March, in time for the Economist's World Ocean Summit.

We will judge submissions based on innovation, intuitiveness and the ability to bring something unique that creates a wonderfully personalised fashion experience for the user.

These journals judge submissions only on scientific validity rather than predicted reader interest.

It should publicly articulate an agreed upon set of criteria against which judges must evaluate submissions, and require that judges present a written justification for their choices.

This year at Edinburgh, Pryor will be judging video submissions for the inaugural Richard Pryor award, to be given to the outstanding ethnic minority comedy act on the Fringe.

Included in the documents released yesterday are drafts of a "mission statement" to guide the memorial's creation, guiding principles for the development of a memorial and specific elements that will be used in judging memorial submissions.

Judging the submissions will be Takashi Murakami, Ryan McGinley, Douglas Gordon, Marilyn Minter and Shirin Neshat, artists known for their work in a variety of mediums; Stefan Sagmeister, a graphic designer; Laurie Anderson, the performance artist, musician and filmmaker; the music group Animal Collective; and the filmmakers Darren Aronofsky and Apichatpong Weerasethakul.

"A selection committee should be assembled and tasked with judging artists' submissions on a list of objective qualifications," Naoum writes.

A selection committee should be assembled and tasked with judging artists' submissions on a list of objective qualifications.

Therefore, these teachers judge general submissions against their own students' work.