Sentence examples for submitted against from inspiring English sources
That body is tasked with reviewing any evidence submitted against the presidential hopefuls that could disqualify them, including human rights abuses or war crimes.
Mourinho will serve a one-match stadium ban at Stoke unless an appeal is submitted against the sanction imposed on Monday following his half-time dismissal at West Ham on October 24.
It'll be really interesting to see how Microsoft responds to patches submitted against their newly released GPL code!
McCoist insisted that if Rangers are punished on the basis of a FARE report, the club has the right to know more about the evidence submitted against them.
More complaints were submitted against U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE), the agency responsible for immigration detention facilities, than any other DHS component agency.
In a democratic country, can documented complaints of corruption and wasting public money be submitted against a presidential candidate without it affecting his legal status?
Why do they want to compel the Arabs to submit against their will to certain demands [ie, partition and Jewish statehood]?" Einstein had failed to convince him.
The complaint against Mr. Bryant accuses him of a Class 3 felony, the second-most serious sexual assault charge in Colorado; it involves sexual intrusion or penetration and a threat sufficient enough to cause victims to submit against their will.
The power struggle intensified on Sunday when a reformer in the Liberal Democratic Party, Koichi Kato, said that he wanted to form his own government and that he might vote for a no-confidence motion that the opposition plans to submit against Mr. Mori.
We arrived at Dr. Brian's Badger Funeral just before midday, and already a few dozen press photographers were milling about, while May, resplendent in what he described as a "ratskin coat" he said he'd picked up in Venice, answered questions from two different ITV reporters about the judicial review he and Team Badger were submitting against the cull.
But Sean Tipton, a spokesman for the American Society of Reproductive Endocrinologists, which submitted testimony against the legislation, disagreed.
