Sentence examples for separate submission from inspiring English sources

In a separate submission, filed under seal, the prosecutors gave specific reasons for asking that documents on the docket be redacted or kept secret.

In a separate submission about child abuse in the Ballarat diocese, the commission's lawyers said there was insufficient evidence Pell tried to bribe or silence the nephew victim of paedophile priest Gerald Francis Ridsdale.

A separate submission to the doctors' and dentists' pay panel makes clear that ministers want contractual changes that would mean consultants having to do far more non-urgent work at weekends.

And in a separate submission, the energy retailer AGL has said Australia must impose an overall cap or limit on its greenhouse emissions if the government's policy is to have any chance of success – something it currently does not do.

In a separate submission, civil liberties councils across Australia said they were concerned the scheme involved "a significant departure from established principles" and argued notification should occur no later than 90 days.

In a separate submission to Ofqual, OCR said the regulator's plan to replace GCSE letter grades with a numerical grading system of 1 to 8 points would not show a clean break with past exams because it was too close to the old system.

Guardian Australia, Private Media and the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance all lodged separate submissions calling for substantial amendments to the bill.

In separate submissions, lawyers for the ABC, Guardian Australia, and other commercial media outlets argued that the footage should be released in accordance with the principle of open justice.

Mr. Hevesi said the details about how the contracts were supposed to work were so sketchy or contradictory that the overall cost was described in separate submissions as $350 million, $348 million and $338 million.

That application was supported by a number of media organisations, including Guardian Australia, and advocacy organisations, including the Deaths in Custody Watch Committee of WA, which filed separate submissions supporting its release.

The plan to retain that data – which can include details of whom a person has called, emailed or communicated with over social media, where they were located and the time and date of their communications – has drawn a strong response from the public and government agencies, with almost 200 separate submissions to the inquiry.