Sentence examples for submissions suggests from inspiring English sources

But the language of the Australian and New Zealand submissions suggests they have not formally decided to take this step, with New Zealand especially linking its decision to progress on the Durban Platform.

The impact of MD-CTA on time to EC opinion is displayed in figure 3; the top graph, including all submissions, suggests that time to EC opinion was shorter after (median 2.4 months) than before (median 4.1 months) MD-CTA.

10 While the agencies included in this analysis all use cost-effectiveness criteria to inform decision-making, in-depth review of individual submissions suggests that demonstration of clinical benefit can be a contributing factor to the acceptance of submissions for which standard cost-effectiveness criteria are not met.

It says it has received numerous submissions suggesting that "academies are finding methods to select covertly", such as holding social events for prospective parents or asking them to fill in lengthy forms when applying for a place.

His first casting call received some 1,700 submissions, suggesting that even if Mr. Shaw has not, as he has admitted, read very much by or about Plath, many actors have.

The key to reducing crime, the submission suggests, is nudging - encouraging people to behave in pro-social ways without conscious thought.

Our analysis of HES data for hospital admissions with injury codes that would be eligible for TARN submission suggests that during a 6-year period between 2004 and 2010 the numbers of injured patients below 50 years of age remained stable, while there were large increases in the 50 75 years and 75+ years groups of 50%and75%5%, respectively (figure 1).

An appropriate penalty, the defence submission suggested, "would be a number of years which falls short of what would be in real terms a life sentence".

The authors of the submission suggest, as a first step, the default position should be that anyone found in possession of stolen goods be prosecuted under the Theft Act.

Subgroup analysis during the EMEA assessment of the vinflunine submission suggested that the degree of benefit elicited by vinflunine was lower in the cisplatin group with a 9% vs 25% decrease in the risk of death (0.91 vs 0.75 in the non-cisplatin group, Table 3).

Rieff calls this a "liberating dynamic of submission" and suggests "soul making" as a synonym for the kind of charisma he defends.