Sentence examples similar to submission in time from inspiring English sources

The Lynn County Courthouse is one of 15 that will have completed submissions in time for the next round of financing, and many more counties have yet to submit proposals).

Brands are in complete control of the photos used on the website, and can see user submissions in real time.

Anything was allowed, no controls or rules were set, and while it started out with some interesting and thoughtful submissions, in the time it took to get these questions answered via email, it seems the experiment in harvesting the creative potential of the "hive mind" has degenerated into something far darker and more abusive perhaps inevitably so and has been shut down.

They're hoping to judge submissions by March, in time for the Economist's World Ocean Summit.

However, the NIH's "Just-in-Time" submission practices will allow applicants to send in those papers after they receive their application's review score and not at the time of submission.

The U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention is currently considering a request for relief by Assange, who argued in a submission that his time in the embassy constituted arbitrary detention.

In particular, you want to pay attention to the open-reading period dates to make sure you get in a submission on time, whether or not there is a required reading fee, whether or not there is a page count limit on submissions, and other specific instructions.

There has been a tangible improvement in submissions over time.

It was beyond the remit of this work to explore the actual submissions themselves or the relationship between the quality of submissions and subsequent decisions as well as changes in submissions over time.

At this stage it also publishes each bank's individual submission too.But in times of funding stress, no one wants to stand out from the crowd: all banks might be tempted to submit artificially low LIBOR estimates when pressure in the system rises.

GATK's Scala-based job submission controller, Queue, is suggested for implementing pipelines for the GATK for distributed computing resources; our implementation is in Bash because we experienced slowdowns in job submissions over time when using Queue (v3.1-1) on the Whole System Genomics Initiative cluster present at Texas A&M University.