Sentence examples for submissions in all from inspiring English sources

A writ filed at the High Court in London and seen by The Independent says: "Barclays was knowingly participating with other banks in making false Libor submissions in all key currencies, including sterling.

The Journal welcomes submissions in all disciplines of relevance to humanitarian action, including disciplines as diverse as anthropology, international relations, law, public health, and management.

You are agreeing that we can use your submission in all manner and media of NYTimes.com and that we shall have the right to authorize third parties to do so.

You are agreeing that we can use your submission in all manner and media of The New York Times and that we shall have the right to authorize third parties to do so.

Women are to be "in submission in all things," first to their fathers and then to husbands, chosen by fathers.

Dear Steve, Submission, in all forms, is a woman's duty—I need not remind you of that.

His well-versed striking game is supported by one of the best submission attacks in all of heavyweight combat sports.

We are interested in submissions about all aspects of life in the sector from the point of view of everyone working there - academics, policymakers, planners, librarians, estate managers, early career researchers, administrators, those providing student services… the list could go on for a very long time.

As a vessel of the British Merchant Navy, Centaur was affected by the British Parliament's 1939 outline of how the Merchant Navy would respond to the declaration of war, primarily submission to the Admiralty in all matters excluding the crewing and management of vessels.

The submissions are all in, and Tesla is set to reveal its top 3 picks at Friday's special Model 3 event at its headquarters in California.

Full credit to Sir Howard Davies and his fellow airports commissioners for calling all submissions in so early – because they have effectively forced the aviation lobby to show their hands and give all-too-concrete detail about the costs of their schemes.