Sentence examples for submissions terms from inspiring English sources
In submitting your image(s), you agree to the User Submissions terms within our Terms and Conditions, which are online here.
The breadth of the submissions in terms of country of origin continues to expand.
"We want to show that if they plan to come at us with a club in the nationwide bargaining and if they think they're going to beat us into submission in terms of shifting other serious health costs onto the workers, they're just plain wrong".
In the summer of that year, Prince Edward moved at the Isle of Ely, where the last of the rebels still held out, and forced them into submission under terms favourable to the rebels.
Solicitation of further review by field veterinarians (once the system has been transitioned) and monitoring of submissions long term would be valuable.
Self-interest would require them to take into account the cost of submission (in terms of effort), the reward if published (in terms of kudos and so forth) and the probability of acceptance.
For me, the fact that women may find pleasure in the eroticisation of controlled submission (mistakenly termed "rape fantasy") is a point to begin investigating what this tells us about the nature of sexual equality, sexual freedom and gendered power.
Also at this site is a tracker for user submission of term requests and questions.
The government has asked for public submissions on proposed terms of reference for an inquiry into its proposed $3.2bn emissions reduction fund – which would run a competitive grants program for businesses and other organisations that wanted to reduce greenhouse emissions.
The theoretical debates about the economic benefits of airport expansion have been forced to develop into concrete proposals by the Airports Commission, led by Sir Howard Davies, which set a deadline of Friday this week for submissions for long-term options for growth.
The numbers have been corrected according to the GenBank submission (CP000975 ), some terms used in Table 1 have been clarified.
