Sentence examples for submit observations from inspiring English sources

For instance, for the website ebird.org, bird watchers submit observations and sightings, such as this Ovenbird spotted in Atlanta.

In Britain, Mr Dennehey regards Peer to Patent as a more up-to-date way for the public to submit observations during a patent examination, something already permitted by law.

The UK-Swiss paper says: "An application could be automatically struck off the court's list of cases a set period of time after it was first made, unless during that period the court had notified the case to the government and invited it to submit observations.

The judgment concluded: "The (UK) Government has been asked to submit observations by September 2. The applicants will then be given an opportunity to respond to those observations, after which the Government will be invited to submit its final observations in reply.

The ruling gives the UK Government until September 2 to submit observations and declares: "The (Human Rights Courtt decided to prolong, until further notice, the interim measures it had adopted indicating to the UK Government that it was in the interests of the proper conduct of the proceedings that the applicants should not be extradited while the cases were being examined by the court".

However, these figures are provisional and could be revised after all the weather stations across the UK have submitted observations.

Costs incurred in submitting observations to the Court, other than the costs of those parties, are not recoverable.

Balotelli submitted observations on the incident to the FA on Friday in which he detailed examples of the racist abuse he has suffered during a high-profile career with Internazionale, Manchester City, Milan and Liverpool.

Evidencing the stakes associated with this case, no less than ten Member States, in addition to the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission, took the pain of voluntarily submitting observations to the Court.

53 Thirdly, it must also be examined whether, as argued by Oracle, the governments which have submitted observations to the Court, and the Commission, the exhaustion of the distribution right referred to in Article 4(2) of Directive 2009/24 relates only to tangible property and not to intangible copies of computer programs downloaded from the internet.

SkyMotion has had considerable success harnessing the crowd to populate its real-time forecasts, with over 200,000 people currently submitting observations according to the company.