Sentence examples for records of submissions from inspiring English sources

This effort focused on the development of 'how-to-comply' guidelines, including information for collaborators [ 32] and instituting records of submissions and compliance tracking, with support from research administrators and library staff.

Your psychological health will be much more stable if you submit your proposal, record the date in your record of submissions, and promptly put the matter in the back of your mind.

Modern Georgian history is a record of submission to superior Russian power.

A contest for the oddest book titles attracts a record number of submissions.

Keep physical and digital records of all submissions.

A record number of submissions – 198 books, 63 journalists and 83 bloggers – were put forward for the prize, which aims to promote good political writing.

Organisers of the Forward prize, one of the UK's most important poetry prizes, have hailed the strength of the contemporary scene, with a record number of submissions that were whittled down to three shortlists revealed today.

Not only has there been a record number of submissions — 71 countries offered movies, up from 63 last year — but that field, which must be narrowed to five by January, is both strong and varied in style and subject matter.

"We've had a record number of submissions and the quality was even better than last year," Alberto Barbera, the festival's artistic director, said in an interview at his office in the Palazzo del Cinema on the Lido.

These requirements have more or less been the same for the last few rounds of applications, so why the record number of submissions this year?

Oversight of newborn screening has been complicated by the fact that the oversight of clinical activities is limited compared to the regulation of laboratories, which includes maintaining records of specimen submission and result reporting.