Sentence examples for submissions gathered from inspiring English sources

The Texas Biennial, an independent survey of the state's contemporary art, rectifies that by creating a grand exhibition of work chosen by top curators, artists and critics who sift through submissions gathered from an open call.

It said: "The Beecroft report is but one of many submissions gathered by government in the last year in response to the Red Tape Challenge - most of which have submitted strong evidence-based proposals in response to suggested changes to labour market rules".

The blog launched on July 15, and within two weeks and had gotten 3,000 followers and 2,300 notes and gathered enough submissions to cover two months.

The Mung 'omba Commissionhad based its draft constitution on information gathered through collecting submissions from 12,569 individuals across Zambia's 150 constituencies and visiting nine other countries to study successful constitutional review processes.

Just four months old, the YouthVoices platform has gathered more than 400 submissions from young people around the world - and although this is a limited representation, analysis of the text and video submissions are essential additions to researchers' evidence base.

Gather submission information from the magazine's masthead page or website.

An appellate tribunal gathered at Hampden on Thursday evening to hear submissions on the player's behalf.

The Carpenters gathered at home the day after Sotheby's deadline for the submission of bids for the Macdonald viola.

The YouTube Symphony Orchestra gathered together classical musicians and a tie-up with the Guggenheim took artist submissions from around the world.

The year-long study, which was carried out without the co-operation of the Eritrean government, is based on first-hand testimony gathered through 550 confidential interviews with witnesses in third countries and 160 written submissions.

This submission by the Sunday Times outlines how England 2018 executives compiled a database of rumours and intelligence - gathered by private companies and, significantly, British embassies.