Sentence examples for submission knowing from inspiring English sources
Bishop prepared a cabinet submission knowing the prime minister had some reservations about Rudd, but she proceeded, with consultation, in the expectation that he would follow the bipartisan practice of elevating former prime ministers to international roles.
Bishop worked up the submission knowing the prime minister had some reservations about Rudd but she proceeded, with consultation, in the expectation that he would follow the bipartisan practice of elevating former prime ministers to international roles.
At our editorial meetings, he argued for almost every submission, even knowing that we could take only a fraction of them.
This allowed Lynch to lock in the Disarmer and score the submission victory, without knowing that she had attained the win through nefarious means.
The bestselling Fifty Shades of Grey, a God-awful S&M trilogy, mainstreaming the idea of male domination and "knowing" female submission.
By design, the WikiLeaks site prevents him from knowing where submissions come from, so there is no need to trust that he will keep a source's identity a secret.
Each of these represents a kind of knowing trade, a conscious consumer submission to surveillance for the sake of convenience.
Not only is the choreography itself is a kind of journey, as the two men trade moves from their different dance backgrounds (classical Kathak and European tanztheater respectively) but along the way the duet also embodies parallel themes of power and submission, of belonging and not belonging, of knowing yourself and knowing another person.
Australian Water was preparing a few submissions for public-private partnerships for north-west sector … Simply knowing Eddie Obeid Jr was in the office doesn't take a lot to conclude there was a lot of lobbying going on".
"The university's new policy will further discourage women from reporting sexual assaults, knowing that their cases are unlikely to be investigated or lead to disciplinary proceedings," Ramey states in her legal submission to the court.
