Sentence examples similar to submissions referred from inspiring English sources

"Limited submissions" refers to funding opportunities for which the funder limits the number of applications an organization can submit.

This would pretty much stop submissions," — referring to pre-selected presentations made by attendees at the conference each year.

Button's submission referred to this as the "1973 experience".

At WrestleMania, Cena defeated Michaels to retain the WWE Championship, after wrapping his arm around the neck of Michaels in a sleeper hold, a submission referred to as an STFU.

This eliminates the need to do this each time a job submission refers to the file.

Submission refers to the extent an individual is willing to self-negate to the benefit of others.

Another translation of hod is the concept of "submission" referring to a specific intention within prayer, as in "submitting to the will of the Creator".

If he didn't already sound like a pretty cool judge, he later called the State's written submissions, that referred to "large numbers of irrational, intoxicated youths," was indulging in "stereo-typification".

Such abstracts should be included with the submission and referred to in the cover letter accompanying the manuscript.

"Google does EVIL by allowing censorship in China," is the headline on one recent submission, which referred to an article on TechCrunch.com.

All submissions should refer to File Number 4-725, and the file number should be included on the subject line if email is used.