Sentence examples for never been submitted from inspiring English sources

The protocols have never been submitted for parliamentary ratification in either country.

It was not a rejection of the treaty, which has never been submitted for ratification.

De Rivaz said the figure had never been submitted to government but admitted it had been a mistake.

The Kunlun purchases had never been submitted to Cfius, giving the government the leverage to go back in after the sale to try to force a divestment.

Mr. Sciota researched the origins of the existing ordinance and discovered that it had never been submitted to the D.E.P. for approval.

That alone is a subject in itself that had never been submitted to public attention in the form of an art show — but it, too, is a clever trick.

Müller had used the nerve impulse as an example of a vital function that would never be submitted to experimental measurement.

Some petitions may never be submitted to the secretary; they are irrelevant here, since they will never be subject to the PRA.

The publisher Macmillan conducted an internal assessment of Blyton's The Mystery That Never Was, submitted to them at the height of her fame in 1960.

Those authors also suggested a difference in research quality, but acknowledged that subsequent publication may be an imperfect indicator of scientific quality, because some research may never be submitted for publication and the quality of an accepted article for publication depends on the stringency of a journal's peer review process.

Congress finally expressed some outrage, and the appropriations bill necessary to continue our infamous Agreed Framework (which never has been submitted to the Senate) was amended to require that President Clinton certify North Korea "is not actively pursuing the acquisition or development of a nuclear capability".