Sentence examples for submitted himself for from inspiring English sources

It is true, says Mr Darkin, who submitted himself for re-approval by Mr Putin before his elected term expired, that the new way is less democratic.

Freeman would not name his client, who is not a UConn student, but said his home in Bloomfield, Conn., had been searched and that he had submitted himself for six hours of questioning.

But in the summer of 1968 Tim O'Brien, a twenty-one-year-old in a small Minnesota town, a liberal supporter of Eugene McCarthy and an opponent of the war in Vietnam, submitted himself for induction into the United States Army.

Confessing in open court to "carnal copulation" with Margaret Wheeler, he submitted himself for correction and was sentenced to open penance "in a white sheet (according to custom)" before the Congregation on three Sundays.

On March 21, Burke submitted himself for evaluation by the NBA Draft Advisory Council, which had encouraged Michigan's DeShawn Sims and Manny Harris to return to school in 2009 but advised Harris in 2010 and Darius Morris in 2011 to declare for the draft.

True, he did not have the awkward business of submitting himself for re-election.

"Ibrahim must apologise and submit himself for gender sensitivity training," said Teresa Kok, of the opposition Democratic Action Party.

He was also ordered to submit himself for drug testing and, at the request of his lawyer Mark Geragos, take any medication his doctor prescribes.

"The honourable thing to do would be to submit himself for re-election," Skinner said, "otherwise he's going to be a lame duck MP.

And even if he were willing to hand over his brother and brother-in-law, both of them implicated though not yet named as suspects, he is hardly likely to submit himself for trial.

In a hot and humid atmosphere on the university campus, one union leader called for Gordon Brown to submit himself for re-election by the party, while a planned union concordat with the government on the future of public services foundered.