Sentence examples for missing submission from inspiring English sources

Section 5 of the Act allows the High Court to intervene; if a party fails to comply, the High Court may (on the application of the arbitrator or any other party) order the arbitrator to continue as if the offending party was not there; he can immediately issue an award without considering their missing submission or failure to appear.

The Hacker Cup system also buckled under the massive traffic, causing competitors to miss submission deadlines.

Submissions are always timely and in two years of operation, there has not been a missed submission.

This year, Ocean's forward-thinking album "Blonde" might have offered another opportunity for Grammy voters to prove themselves — had Ocean not decided to take himself out of the race altogether by deliberately missing the submission deadline.

"In academic research, if you miss a submission deadline, you can find another journal or conference or grant," he says.

Pinterest could still get an opening in the case on an appeal — when it would presumably not miss the submission deadline and provide documents that more clearly proved that it was already a well-enough-known entity in the UK and elsewhere in Europe before January 2012 (when Premium Interest first filed its mark).

The initial report, which was being worked on by four separate policy think tanks, missed its submission date of September 2. It is expected to arrive shortly.

This is due in part to their strategy to only select the top 500 again for the vast majority of the red MS-FINDER entries in the heat map either the correct candidate was missing in the submission (29 challenges in positive mode), or no submission was made (4 challenges).

Variability assessment is often missing in regulatory submissions.

Also a common comparator was missing in the German submission as well as an appropriate comparator which was not used as licensed (within trials).

Indeed, our initial submission was missing direct evidence that aerobic metabolism is restricted at the thermal limits.