Sentence examples for submit a reply from inspiring English sources

Ferguson was so incensed by the charge he did not even submit a reply before Monday's deadline to acknowledge whether he pleaded guilty or wanted to fight the case.

A deadline for Microsoft to submit a reply to CNIL was late last month, and a spokeswoman for the DPA told TechCrunch it's currently analyzing the company's response.

The process is relatively quaint: to strip a Canadian's citizenship under the new rules, the minister must send a letter, informing that person that his citizenship is under review and offer him a chance to submit a reply.

The process is relatively quaint: to strip a Canadian's citizenship under the new rules, the Minister must send a letter, informing them that their citizenship is under review, and offer them a chance to submit a reply.

In its course Eckhart submitted a reply to the syllabus of errors attributed to him, protesting as well against the proceeding itself, which was then continued at the Papal Court in Avignon.

Justice Ejaz Chaudhry of the Lahore High Court directed the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority to block Facebook until May 31, when the court will open a detailed hearing into the case, and to submit a written reply to the petition by that date.

They ask that they be given until 3 June to file a 10-page (or less) supplemental brief, that the defendants respond in 10 pages by 24 June, and that plaintiffs get until 6 July to submit a five-page reply.

Rather than be discouraged by Burroughs' criticism which included the other man calling Long "the worst of these nature-writing offenders" —within weeks of the publication of "Real and Sham Natural History", Long submitted a stern reply to the Boston Evening Transcript.

The MFA submitted a formal reply to F-MARC detailing the resources and expertise available to the MFA together with confirmation that the project would have the support of the Mauritius Government.

It issued a short set of rules for making an application to submit a brief, and received 17 replies from, among others, Greenpeace, an environmental lobby group, the American Public Health Association (APHA) and an academic at the University of Michigan.In this section Briefs in a twist Turkey and the IMF: take ten billion Barriers real and imagined Poisoned?

I asked Newsom why propose these cuts in the first place if he wants them reversed, and he replied "because I have to submit a balanced budget".