Sentence examples for purpose of submitting from inspiring English sources

Effective April 1 , 2018 For the purpose of submitting NSF proposals and managing NSF salary compensation for senior personnel after an award is made, UC Berkeley's definition of a "year" shall be the institution's fiscal year, i.e. July 1st to June 30th.

The demand made by the plaintiff in error for such a trial in the court below must have been for the purpose of submitting to the jury the question of the truth of the allegations set up in the answer regarding the proceedings before the governor, and to claim that, if the jury found them to be true, he was not legally suspended.

Holders would be allowed into Europe - only to the member state issuing the visa - for the sole purpose of submitting an application for international protection.

Under the mechanism, people seeking international protection would be able to request a visa at EU embassies or consulates abroad, which, once granted, would give them access to European territory - specifically to the member state issuing the visa - for the sole purpose of submitting an asylum application.

When John showed no signs of submitting, Walter called an ecclesiastical council at Westminster for the purposes of excommunicating John unless he submitted.

Recent research of student writing has included a few studies of the statement of purpose submitted as part of the admission process to programs of study, which have indicated variations in expectations by disciplinary gatekeepers.

These studies indicate a need for further study of statements of purpose submitted to different departments, informed by the views of disciplinary specialists.

Statement of purpose: The statement of purpose is submitted online following the instructions for the online application.

If you do not have an undergraduate degree in the sciences or engineering, be sure to address this in the statement of purpose you submit with your application.

When Beatty and her companions went to the polls in October four days before the election, they were, like more than a million voters in North Carolina – a disproportionate number of them African American – taking advantage of a 10-day early voting period, in which they could go to one of a handful of public buildings picked out for the purpose and submit their ballots ahead of time.

To accomplish this purpose, we submitted a group of Wistar rats to interval training (IT), consisting of alternated periods of high and low intensity exercise and compared the adaptations in skeletal muscle and myocardial microvasculature to those observed in rats submitted to a moderate intensity and continuous exercise protocol (CT) and a control sedentary group.