Sentence examples for submit addresses from inspiring English sources

"If a cereal company offers toys on its web site but requires kids to submit addresses, not only can some unscrupulous hacker gain access to this information and resell the mailing lists over and over, but this could be used to endanger the child".

So I submitted addresses at random from some of our least inhabited areas.

Although the tolerance for accepting imperfect matches may differ, both agencies begin by comparing (in batch mode) submitted addresses with addresses in a street database.

If the submitted address falls within a range then a geocode is generated by interpolating between the two known addresses at opposite ends of the road segment.

Interpolation is likely a major component of this error, as interpolation is necessary whenever the submitted address is not demarcated on the street map.

When you are finished entering in the information just click the yellow "Submit Address Change" button.

People who do not live in the UK and submit incorrect address details when applying for an Ehic in Britain are making a fraudulent statement, the spokesman said.

Marketing is essential: include a link to your moblog in your email sig file and submit the address to blogging search engines such as www.feedster.com and www.photoblogs.org.org

From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Eastern Daylight Time, visitors to the online version of "Egoscopio" can submit the address of a Web page and within moments have that page appear on the large outdoor screens.

The agency, which was created in 2007 to inspect Denmark's approximately 1,000 university programs, has so far inspected about half of them, and of the 132 programs that were audited last year, 38 were given conditional approval, meaning they must submit documents addressing the issues within one to two years.

Leading up to the conference -- which brought students from more than 50 schools across the country to Yale University's campus from February 11-14 -- we challenged the 750+ attendees to submit essays addressing some big questions: Where have you been?