Sentence examples for submissions about the from inspiring English sources

And I can tell you that at a meeting of the 1922 committee to take submissions about the budget, George Osborne asked for a show of hands for those who supported the 0.7%.

"We've consistently provided accurate information about our technical capabilities and plans, including in submissions about the WhatsApp acquisition and in voluntary briefings before WhatsApp's privacy policy update this year".

A reading of the submissions about the proposed changes to the attorney-general's department that have been published so far shows the act has been working well to mediate the overwhelming majority of complaints made to the Human Rights Commission.

Libor involved a panel of banks sending submissions about the price they expected to be charged to borrow from rival banks across a range of currencies and time scales.

During the period when the rate was being manipulated, a panel of banks made submissions about the price that they expected to be charged to borrow across 15 timescales – from overnight to one year – and in 10 currencies, including sterling, yen and US dollars.

The FDA invited consumers, patients, caregivers, healthcare professionals and industry groups, among others, to make oral and written submissions "about the current use of human drug and biological products labeled as homeopathic", as well as the agency's regulatory framework for such products.

The agency argues that McMillan "mistook" its submissions about whether the whole document fell under that provision, and should not have made a ruling on any of it without taking evidence from the inspector general.

Father and daughter hadn't spoken since 2004, when Hirsi Ali and van Gogh made the film "Submission," about the oppression of Muslim women, and she learned that he was fatally ill only a few weeks before his death.

Describes van Gogh's killing as "ritual" and claims the killer, Mohammed Bouyeri, left a note proclaiming the imminent death of Ayaan Hirsi Ali, the Dutch-Somalian woman who wrote van Gogh's short film "Submission," about the poor treatment of Muslim women.

New additions to the final 15 included an unsolicited but recommended submission about the Belarus Free Theater, "Dangerous Acts Starring the Unstable Elements of Belarus"; "Finding Vivian Maier," passed along by Mr. Braun; new films by Marcel Ophuls and Claude Lanzmann that played Cannes; and Alex Gibney's Lance Armstrong chronicle.

In its submission about the safeguards, the Australian Industry Group said that it "meets the government's objective that the mechanism will not be a driver of abatement towards the 2020 target" and would need "substantial amendment" if it was ever to help reduce greenhouse emissions.