Sentence examples for public submitting from inspiring English sources

He goes amid talk of a possible recession.Trent Lott, who has been politically rehabilitated since resigning as Republican Senate leader in 2002 because of some ill-considered remarks on race, took colleagues by surprise by saying he would retire from Congress.The Republicans held their YouTube debate, with the public submitting their questions via video.

A remix of the EastEnders theme tune was created for the series, with members of the public submitting remixes in a competition held on the BBC website.

While flicking through the NME, Buxton spotted an advert for something called Takeover TV, a comedy talent show for which members of the public submitted video sketches.

We don't post those results, but we use them as a conversation starter to get into venues: "Hey, we've had some members of the public submit some feedback.

The concept is called "crowdsourcing" — the public submits small amounts of content to create something much larger, like Wikipedia or YouTube.

All 5 Democrats running in the primary to replace now-Senator Ed Markey in the House of Representatives have agreed to participate in our Open Debate, where the public submits and votes on the questions.

- The court may decide to make your name change public by submitting a Notice of Name Change Hearing to a newspaper that serves your area.

Philip Johnston at the Telegraph says Osborne does not seem to have taken much notice of the 100,000 ideas for cutting public spending submitted by members of the public.

When Obama scheduled an Internet town-hall meeting, Phillips invited the public to submit questions online.

Means test, requirement that applicants for public assistance submit to investigation of their needs and resources.

The Bank invites the public to submit suggestions for historical figures who could feature on banknotes.