Sentence examples for submission it would from inspiring English sources

It said as part of its submission, it would "highlight that commercial freedom, such as flexibility in setting zonal access price [to other mail businesses], has previously been recognised by Ofcom as a means by which Royal Mail can mitigate the impact of direct delivery".

At the end of phase IIa, it would also be relevant to include patient data from phase I trials, and at submission it would be relevant to include, both the larger phase III and the phase IIb dose-finding trials, which typically span a broader dose range.

"If there had been around a hundred submissions, it would have been possible to analyse them by the end of January and begin more focused consideration of what was to be covered in the interim report.

"If you really want to reduce carbon substantially – and the US stated in its Paris (climate agreement) submission that it would like for these carbon emissions to be down 80% by 2050 – that would mean basically taking all fossil fuels out of electricity production.

Indeed, it is respondent’s submission that it would be consistent with the rules of the recount procedures to include whatever partial counts are done by the time of final certification, and we interpret the Florida Supreme Court’s decision to permit this.

Indeed, it is respondent's submission that it would be consistent with the rules of the recount procedures to include whatever partial counts are done by the time of final certification, and we interpret the Florida Supreme Court's decision to permit this.

They lifted a huge line under pressure over their heads, passing it along to the lead guys, and blasted a ball of fire coming up the ridge into submission, and it would end there.

The government said the report was one of many submissions and that it would publish its response in due course.

Given a required 30-day lag between submission and voting, it would also have had the outgoing Congress voting on the Trump trade deal sometime around New Year's Eve.

Federal prosecutors successfully urged the court in late 2009 to disregard Korban's submissions, arguing that it would take too much time to vet his account and thus delay his resentencing after a lengthy appeal.

If the problem were easy enough to guess into submission, in most cases it would have already been done.