Sentence examples for should be submitted for from inspiring English sources

This should be submitted for parliamentary approval in the next few weeks.

The EU has a list of ingredients and health claims you can make about them - anything not on the list should be submitted for approval.

Only a couple of days before Mr Tung's aides revealed, in the early hours of July 7th, that the legislation would be postponed, a senior Chinese lawmaker had said the bill should be submitted for final debate by the Hong Kong legislature on July 9th as originally planned.

Mr. Manning's lawyers argued that these letters constituted new evidence and thus that the hairs, as well as other evidence collected at the scene including a rape kit and fingernail scrapings, should be submitted for DNA testing before Mr. Manning is put to death.

Conclusion: In clinical practice only frankly bloody fluid should be submitted for cytologic analysis.

At the minimum the PETAC, NAC, and AC-CT should be submitted for every scan.

While Jasper deserves full credit for stating, so plainly, his credentials as a kind of amateur lord chamberlain, to whom any sensitive artistic material should be submitted, pre-performance, for the necessary corrections, or risk the consequences, he is not, of course, the first to appoint himself to such a position.

It is noteworthy that, although CID data are utilized to verify glycopeptide assignments, in our method, we did not implement CID fragmentation rules in the scoring function, and only ETD data should be submitted to GPE for appropriate FDR analysis.

Examples of the statements read, " Only research funded by an external agency should be submitted to the Ethical Review Committee for consideration," and, "approvals from an Ethical Review Committee are for the duration of the research".

Mr. Adams said Ms. Cabe told him that Mr. Rich and Mr. Green were "the only two people" on the list of names sent by the White House who should be submitted to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for a criminal records check, a routine step before pardons are granted.

All animals positive in any of these tests should be submitted to bacteriological culture for confirmation and molecular epidemiology studies.