Sentence examples for statement submitted by the from inspiring English sources

Last year, the Environmental Protection Agency rated an environmental-impact statement submitted by the State Department "Inadequate-3," because "potentially significant impacts were not evaluated".

1985 Consultation under Article XVIII 12(b) with the Arab Republic of Egypt : Statement submitted by the Arab Republic of Egypt under Simplified Procedures for Consultations.

1983 Consultation Under Article XVIII 12(b) with the Arab Republic of Egypt : Statement submitted by the Arab Republic of Egypt under Simplified Procedures for Consultations.

1983 Consultation Under Article XVIII 12(b) with the Republic of Korea : Statement submitted by the Republic of Korea under Simplified Procedures for Consultation.

The Environmental Protection Agency has given the draft environmental impact statement submitted by the State Department on Keystone XL a rating of "inadequate" — its lowest — and requested that it produce a revised study.

On Oct. 30, the center wrote to Russell E. Train, chairman of the Council on Environ mental Quality, urging him to reject as inadequate the impact statement submitted by the Department of Transportation in connection with the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1970 and the Highway Trust Fund Ex tension Act of 1970.

They would not discuss Harmony's contracts, but a check of the agency's past audits — largely desk reviews of financial statements submitted by the schools — did not find any alarms raised about Harmony contracting.

Query processor transforms SQL statements submitted by the user applications into the query execution plans formulated as the expressions of extended relational algebra.

A report based on eyewitness statements submitted by the Citizens' Initiative to the National Human Rights Commission of India states that the State Reserve Police (SRP), a force of specially trained emergency police, were seen chasing the victims and helping the rioters rather than calming the situation.

During the Monday session of the nine-member Supreme Court, Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry remarked that a statement submitted by General Kayani, included the assertion that the memo "unsuccessfully attempted to lower the morale of the Pakistan Army".

Joyce Purnick ("2 More Voices in Dissonance Over Police," Metro Matters column, Aug. 3) emphasizes politics over substance by characterizing the United States Commission on Civil Rights as being in "sharp disagreement" over its report "Police Practices and Civil Rights in New York City," based on a dissenting statement submitted by two of the commission's eight members.