Sentence examples for submit a final version from inspiring English sources
-On March 1st, submit a final version for approval (generally pro forma).
The State Department is expected to submit a final version of the statement by the end of this month.
One of the class requirements is for students to develop an Op/Ed piece and submit a final version to a publication of their choice.
He found that weapon too blunt to use in his complex tussle with the legislature over the just-signed budget, but it could be perfect for reforming government.After a period of public review, Mr Schwarzenegger must submit a final version of the report to the lawmakers next year.
Students who have not submitted a final version of their second year paper by registration day of their fifth term will receive a warning letter from the department stating that they are not in good standing.
The source said Handel submitted a final version of the new grant criteria to Komen leadership in November, and the board approved it in December, at which point Komen's top public health official, Mollie Williams, resigned "on the spot".
The source said Handel submitted a final version of the new grant criteria to Komen leadership in November, and the board approved it in December, at which point Komen's top public health official, Mollie Williams, resigned "on the spot". Williams has previously declined to comment on why she left, but she told National Journal that she respects the work of Planned Parenthood.
Without providing any specifics on the rule, which would overhaul the mortgage application process, the Department of Housing and Urban Development submitted what it called a final version last month to the Office of Management and Budget.
The public has 60 days to submit comments on the proposal before a final version is hammered out.
In February 2012, a final version was submitted to both Diabetes Care and Diabetologia.
If a CPD was originally submitted in another United Nations official language, a final version is also available in that language.
