Sentence examples for submit means from inspiring English sources

No, she says now, in an assertion that would dumbfound a lexicographer: to "submit" means to "respect".

"Submit" means to "set yourselves below," pay attention, listen, be observant.

Submitting means I offer to hand over my personal power and autonomy to this leather-studded Dom, knowing he will push me and hurt me, yet I also trust he will respect my boundaries.

The drinking water for two subjects came from a reverse osmosis treated source; perchlorate levels in milk samples from these subjects were higher than the mean, with samples from one of the two volunteers (E) having the highest perchlorate content of all samples submitted (mean 21.4 μg/L, n = 10).

Obtaining a license from the state means submitting fingerprints, paying a $47 fee, and taking a four-hour safety and law class.

In some of the older forms of the test, applicants were required to exhaust all or most of their savings, and relatives whom the authorities viewed as possible sources of support were also required to submit to means tests.

Many vets have to submit a means test to enroll in VA health care, but not combat vets, who are automatically eligible for free insurance for five years after they're discharged.

Many vets have to submit a means test to be enrolled, but it's not required for combat vets, who are automatically eligible for five years of free care.

The document shows that 35,093 combat vets who applied for health care aren't getting it because the VA system has erroneously flagged them as needing to submit a means test. .

Profiles numbered from a to k were listed in Figure 2. The "No. of Enzymes" column means how many enzymes of each pathway are in the array, the "No. of Enzymes submitted" column means how many enzymes belong to each profile.

If the ratings board demands changes after it's submitted, that means more time and money has to be spent making them.