Sentence examples for must submit relevant from inspiring English sources
If a concern disagrees with the failure of SBA's List of Qualified Base Closure Areas to include a particular area as a qualified base closure area, then the concern must submit relevant documentation from the Department of Defense, Office of Economic Adjustment, or the military department responsible for closing that installation.
Such "referral laboratories" must submit relevant samples to the smaller number of "testing laboratories" in the province with the professional and technological credentials to conduct MOT.
(Although companies must submit all relevant data to FDA, they're not required to release data publicly).
Anyone proposing to carry out an online vote must submit the relevant referral form and should also read the logistical guidance for online voting.
Anyone proposing to carry out a telephony vote must submit the relevant referral form and should also read the logistical guidance on phone or SMS voting.
Another example fromCancer Research: "Authors of manuscripts with new nucleotide or amino acid sequences must deposit the sequence information with GenBank.... Authors must submit the relevant accession numbers for deposited sequences with the manuscript and these will be published with the article".
In accordance with the provisions of the Treaty of Lisbon, which establishes a new institutional balance, the European Parliament can ask the Commission to submit legislative proposals, and the latter must submit the relevant legislative proposal within one year of the request being made by Parliament.
Always, always submit relevant content.
All researchers must submit copies of data and relevant documents for long-term archiving at the Forest.
4. To enter the Competition you must submit your entry to the relevant Guardian Witness assignment, providing an email address by which the photographer of the image can be contacted.
Where a record does not exist, the applicant or petitioner must submit an original written statement on government letterhead establishing this from the relevant government or other authority.
