Sentence examples for submissions made on from inspiring English sources

Will the home secretary, Theresa May, now write to the supreme court to withdraw the submissions made on behalf of her predecessor?

The Committee have given careful consideration to the submissions made on your behalf and on behalf of the GMC and Mr Clark.

At a hearing in London, the lord chief justice, Lord Judge, sitting with Mrs Justice Rafferty and Mr Justice Henriques, agreed with submissions made on her behalf that the sentence imposed should have been longer.

"I must therefore reject the submission made on her behalf, that her run at 9.30 in the morning is 'indistinguishable' from a run at lunchtime, on the basis that the lunchtime run is undertaken 'during an ordinary recess' in the worker's employment, while the run taken on an ad hoc basis during the work day is not".

This case-series under-ascertains the extent of ARD as the analysis was based on submissions made to the Trusts, which have limited geographical coverage, and migration may result in many potential claimants moving out of the Trusts' target areas.

In its provisional finding declining to refer the case to the court of appeal, the CCRC said: "Many of the submissions made are on the basis that [a barrister] could have made points more eloquently or more forcefully than was done by Mr Khan.

The coroner's findings were based in part on submissions made by surgeons involved in organ procurement and transplantation.

All submissions made by any agent on this project are no longer available to the casting director nor any member of the production staff".

But they added that they were publishing their report now as ministers were considering submissions made during a public consultation on the proposals.

It usually indicates they need some time to reflect on the submissions made in court and is normally the case in complicated and long appeals.

Where an accused's defence requires that his counsel visits a country to seek further witnesses but he fears being arrested himself as a result of submissions made during proceedings (even if based on evidence and accepted by the tribunal), the balance and fairness of an international court is disrupted.