Sentence examples for prior to the submission of from inspiring English sources
Prospective proposers are requested to submit whitepapers prior to the submission of a complete, more detailed proposal.
Consultations with investors, board members and other interested parties next year will take place prior to the submission of an official draft.
The first of the three suits which this cause involves was filed prior to the submission of the plan to the Commission; the second and third subsequent thereto.
It is your responsibility to pay the full amount of your award to the lender or loan servicer prior to the submission of the Eligibility Confirmation Materials on May 1.
In carrying out paragraph (1), the Secretary may develop a preliminary application for use by Hispanic-serving institutions applying under this subchapter prior to the submission of the principal application.
Darryl Seibel, a United States Olympic Committee spokesman, said, "We would expect the entities involved in this critical effort will take the steps necessary to make certain that, should an issue arise, it is adjudicated and resolved prior to the submission of rosters of the Athens Games".
However, they do have repeated opportunities for input prior to the submission (submitter only), at the time of submission (patients, PAG, clinical reviewers, economist reviewers), during the review (submitter only), during the deliberations (patients, clinicians, PAG), and at the time of the initial recommendation (all).
As I mentioned in my response to Dr. Haft above, we have discussed the issue of zygosity, phenotype and loss-of-function both prior to the initial submission and since receipt of your responses.
Exception requests should include concrete documentation showing that he/she attempted to withdraw prior to the date of submission.
Antibiotic use was assessed both as a 'yes/no' variable, and as number of courses in the 12 months prior to the date of submission of the urine specimen.
NICE defines the scope of the evaluation prior to the sponsor's submission of evidence.
