Sentence examples for open the submission from inspiring English sources

Among the changes he implemented was to open the submission process for stories to non-professional writers, or those not represented by agents; though the studio resisted the effort, The Next Generation became the first show in Hollywood to allow such writers to submit their scripts.

By the end of 2002′s Open, the submission on Luke Donald's mug after a double-bogey 12th and bogeys on 13, 14 and 15 was unforgettable.

Developers won't have to wait quite as long to get their apps approved, with RIM opening the submission process come December of 2008.

First, we decided to open up the submission and review process, so that all contributors could see each other's proposals and identify synergies.

And so, he opened up the submission process.

With the number of eligible submissions received already increasing every year, simply opening up the submissions criteria is not the answer (pity the judging panel asked to do justice to every last title in that scenario) but change is still inevitable.

The Jogging's embrace of institutional critique vanished after Troemel and Christiansen opened the site to submissions from outsiders and started to pay them according to the amount of attention their posts attracted.

Due to the tremendous response we have received since opening the journal for submissions in May, we have advanced the publication date of this inaugural issue to August 2. Consistent with the journal's goal of rapid publication, all papers will be published online soon after acceptance on the journal's forthcoming page, and then included in the next available monthly issue.

"If she decides to do so", they said later, they would "then decide whether to re-open the appeal and accept further submissions (either verbally through a further hearing, or on paper) on the matter".

You can buy tickets here and we will open submissions for the pitch-offs later this month.

The Black Obituary Project is open for submissions and will continue accepting them indefinitely, Jones said.