Sentence examples for submissions that could from inspiring English sources

We also welcome submissions that could eventually become scholarly articles, policy briefs, and white papers intended for policymakers at the state and federal level, medical practitioners, ethicists, and other key stakeholders.

Another data quality issue was raised by the submissions that could not be included in these analyses because only limited testing was carried out.

Ms. Wald edits the submissions, removing any that could identify the writer or editor or publication, then posts them to a page called Read 'Em and Weep.

He said his concept is to create a new network through which leakers of any kind -- government, corporate, environmental, whatever -- could make confidential submissions to groups that could make use of them.

But he said he did not agree with Power's submission that he could depart from sentencing guidelines in such an exceptional case and not impose an immediate custodial term.

We get so many submissions that no single person could read all of them so, as a part-timer at the magazine, I rely on a wonderful staff to help me out.

On April 25th some of India's most distinguished judges were due to hear the final submissions in a High Court case that could be the first step towards opening the country to international competition.

Imagine how, in 1950, as a poorly paid assistant to Doubleday's Paris editor, working through "a pile of submissions that he wanted rejected," Jones could be drawn to a photograph on the French edition of "Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl".

"Westchester's submission was not a plan that could become acceptable with a few tweaks," Mr. Gurian said.

"Backed by Jordan and possibly the U.A.E., this would create a coalition that could force Assad into submission," he wrote this week.

Moreover, if foundations provided clearer guidelines and priorities to would-be applicants, that could help stem the submission of unsolicited proposals that don't have a chance.