Sentence examples for submissions during the from inspiring English sources

In addition to attending the live auditions, the two are reviewing the online submissions during the evening.

Diamond's deputy, Jerry del Missier, revealed to MPs that the bank's compliance department had been informed internally about the decision to reduce Libor submissions during the financial crisis.

Turner disclosed that the FSA's internal report into Libor fixing – to be published next week – had found the manipulation was only uncovered because the regulator had been investigating the "low balling" of Libor submissions during the 2008 crisis.

In legal submissions during the inquest, Elizabeth Saunders' counsel, Patrick Gibbs QC, said: "Mrs Saunders, coming into this inquest, held no preconceived views of what appropriate verdicts might be.

The initial period of trading was more active, and the market experienced large limit order submissions during the morning trading hours.

These closely approximate the results which were reported for our submissions during the official BioCreative challenge evaluation [22], in which the variant employing knowledge-rich features and abbreviation recognition achieved the best performance in both the CEM and CDI subtasks.

There will be several small writing projects to complete during the course, culminating in a 5,000 word final submission, during the creation of which students will receive one-on-one feedback and support from Ross in tutorial.

Jerry del Missier, who resigned after telling subordinates to reduce the bank's Libor submission during the October 2008 banking crisis, was reported to have been handed £8.75m cash as part of his leaving package.

Hitler's Luftwaffe had already launched an aerial bombardment campaign on civilians in Poland in 1939, and tried to terrorise London into submission during the Blitz.

For those of you who take an interest, the consensus seemed to be that Mandelson had pwned, or rather beaten Marr into submission during the interview (see 40 mins in here).

The lasting time (indicated by color of vertex in Figure 3) of a cluster, which is the time difference between its first and last submission during the challenge, gives an indication of the duration in which the suspicious cluster affected the DNC.