Sentence examples for means of submitting from inspiring English sources

When I next teach, however, this will be the required means of submitting drafts.

"For a great many people whose lives have been devastated through a catastrophic event such as a spinal cord injury, the "no win, no fee" system has opened up the opportunity, irrespective of means, to submit a legitimate claim.

This week, the BBC launches a quest to discover the nation's favourite philosopher, decided by means of votes submitted to the website of Bragg's shamelessly brainy history-of-ideas programme, In Our Time.

In early times Chinese art often served as a means to submit to the will of heaven through ritual and sacrifice.

This means submitting to the wills of husbands and doctors; selflessness and devotion are our most prized attributes.

Reading Didion today, more than ever, means submitting almost fully to the strange authority of the voice on the page.

It sounds mean, but submitting vacation requests can be automated.

In 2008, he says, "Learn more" was a far more effective button than "Sign up now" as a means of getting people to submit their e-mail addresses.

The company aims to utilise machine learning as a means of allowing users to submit queries to its system that can be answered by data retrieved from the satellites.

The video nicely skewers not just the restrictions but, ever so subtly, the ideas behind it: that women are fragile and must be protected by men in ways that also just happen to put them under male dominance, that women exist primarily to serve men and reproduce, and above all that the driving restrictions are means of forcing women to submit even their freedom of movement to male control.

Appeal means a request submitted to the President of Amtrak or designee for review of an adverse initial determination.