Sentence examples for submissions which were from inspiring English sources

The books were selected from 121 submissions, which were made public by the award following controversy around last year's all-male shortlist.

The Financial Services Authority said staff did not have responsibility for monitoring Libor submissions, which were collected and published by a separate regulator, the British Banking Authority.

According to a news release the global competition received 15,000 submissions, which were narrowed down to 50 semifinalists by Mr. Scott's production company.

We received 25 high-quality submissions, which were peer-reviewed by experts in the field, and we selected 9 papers for inclusion in this special issue.

Dave Cooke, a vehicles analyst at UCS, explains that the data used by UCS in the determination all came after Hyundai had corrected its erroneous submissions which were first disclosed by EPA in November 2012.

I'd like to note here that the Young Artist Awards nominees were chosen by committee based on three minute submissions which were all settled in January, before this year's Oscar controversy.

It works like Digg.com in having users make submissions, which are then voted on by readers.

"There is, inevitably, further work for my colleagues and I to do to evaluate those submissions, which are detailed and substantial, in order to establish with confidence the time needed to complete the Inquiry's remaining work," he said.

Those locations are generated through user submissions, which are open to anyone in the user community, and which are vetted by Niantic before being added to the public database.

Submissions which are not in line with the above criteria or those which are of a purely or largely theoretical/formal/mathematical nature or have been written in a very domain‐specific style may be considered as out of scope of CASM and rejected without review.

"People don't tell me much about the submissions, which is frustrating.