Sentence examples similar to submissions of one from inspiring English sources

As part of the ICC World Cup partnership, UNICEF is seeking submissions of one-minute videos on the theme, 'This is Cricket', from young filmmakers.

Chosen is now accepting YouTube video submissions of one-take musical performances.

Some of these variations include the use of clearing solutions to improve visualization of small lymph nodes in the pericolonic or perirectal fat, the submission of one half versus both halves of each node for microscopic examination, and the preparation of one versus more than one tissue level per paraffin block of submitted nodal tissue.

They see thousands of submissions for one job and they choose who they want to see at an audition and only through them can you audition for a director who can give you work.

Optimistically, the Committee on Neurology recommended "that a definite proposal for the establishment of the Neurological Clinic... be prepared for submission to one of the great foundations".

I would endorse all those points, especially regarding Tebow; not even his submission to one of the worst haircuts in the history of sports can quite make up for his politicized proselytizing, and the tiresome cult of personality he's fostered.

We then create an interaction network, in which users are represented as nodes and two users are connected by an edge if one user commented on the submission of another one, or if they both commented on the same submission of a third user.

Women Who Draw originally launched in December of last year, but due to an overwhelming number of submissions in one 24-hour period (early supporters included Lenny Letter co-creator Lena Dunham), co-founders/artists Wendy MacNaughton and Julia Rothman opted to relaunch in 2017.

Obviously, Professor Johnson views reciting the creed not as an act of submission but as one of subversion: "My aim is to make the creed controversial for those Christians who say it but do not understand it and therefore do not grasp what a radical and offensive act they perform," he writes.

The court adjourned for further submissions the claim brought on behalf of one further applicant, Haroon Rashid Aswat, who is suffering from schizophrenia.

Over two years, students registered in first-year pathology at the University of Saskatchewan were introduced to a self-reflection assignment which comprised in the submission of a one-page reflective document to a template of reflective questions provided in the given context of their learning environment.