Sentence examples for submission it is from inspiring English sources
The federal police wrote in its submission: "It is of serious concern to the AFP that the overlay of PID Act processes and requirements with other oversight and integrity arrangements may actually undermine the objectives of the PID Act and frustrate the resolution of matters".
Tip: Before considering a submission, it is important to understand and review the Fogarty Strategic plan and reflect how your grant proposal supports or reflects the goals of the FIC.
By charging $1 per submission it is effectively monetizing user-generated content, while simultaneously ensuring the quality of its competitions (spammers are much less likely to ruin this kind of competition if they have to pay).
After John Cardinal O'Connor had deplored Roman Catholic anti-Semitism, Buchanan declared in a September 1993 speech to the Christian Coalition that, If U.S. Jewry takes the clucking appeasement of the Catholic cardinalate as indicative of our submission, it is mistaken.
Because cDNA library construction information is not mandatory for dbEST submission, it is often difficult to get complete cDNA library constructional information among dbEST records.
In the process of submission, it is sometimes extremely helpful to be asked to rethink how a paper is presented given the additional data acquired over time might be better used in a different manner.
"In preparing thousands of pages for submission, it was unfortunately and inadvertently missed.
Submittable also allows publishers to charge a small fee (usually $2 to $5) for each submission — it's a new source of revenue, but also a way to reduce the amount of spam.
After it failed to be read on the first submission, it was resubmitted and purchased by the production team.
Apple executive Derek Taylor, whom Harrison had invited to help run the Beatles' label in early 1968, later recalled of Gill's submission: "It was a nice painting but missed the essence of hope".
In the original submission, it was our mistake not to properly highlight the similarity between human and zebrafish Dystrophin localisations, when both cell location and developmental stage are taken into account.
