Sentence examples for submissions such from inspiring English sources

"Again, according to the parties' submissions, such a submission is made despite the understanding communicated by the Tor Project that the Tor network has vulnerabilities and that users might not remain anonymous.

There are young women teaching old women how to plant tomatoes in the grass between high-rises; artists turning ocean trash into gorgeous, consumer criticism; and even a crowd-sourced multimedia campaign with visions for "Mexico of the Future" -- which includes submissions such as "a solar panel on every house" and "respect for flora and fauna".

Submissions such as videos, graphics, podcasts, public service announcements and music videos qualify -- as long as they are digital and share a story about rethinking and improving democracy.

The paper's site also includes a hodgepodge of 10th anniversary coverage, with reported pieces, aggregated posts, listicles, a striking interactive map, slideshows and requests for reader submissions, such as worst media Katrina cliches and photos of Katrina-related tattoos. .

Electronic submissions such as email and discussion boards make it easy for workshop participants to share their projects and allow you the chance to review and select submissions that illustrate the topic you want to cover in the face-to-face session.

For applicants who have struggled with the quirks of the form — like when the short essay answers or key details are inadvertently cut off during submission — such changes may seem long overdue.

We have additionally pointed out examples of data recorded at temperatures above 37°C that were included in the original submission, such as the FRET experiment measuring the temperature dependence of NTD rotation.

After the election, Shorten wrote to the prime minister to urge they write a joint submission, given such a submission would have a significant bearing on the commission's ultimate conclusion.

Premarket submissions for such devices are sometimes referred to as "envelope" submissions because their approval or clearance covers the entire range of specifications data they contain to support.

As Editors, our "powers" are limited to appropriate precautionary measures involving future submissions by such authors to Organometallics, the details of which would be confidential (ACS Ethical Guidelines, http://pubs.acs.org/page/policy/ethics/index.html).html

We want to continue the highly successful Grand Rounds in Environmental Medicine and encourage continued submissions of such articles, focused on either clinical practice or population-based practice, especially from developing countries.