Sentence examples for submitted meaning from inspiring English sources

Under the new policy, the clock would start as soon as the contract is submitted, meaning that the city could withhold details explaining why one bidder was picked over another until the end of the 30-day period, Mr. Hevesi said.

He submitted a claim for £249 every month of that year – £1 below the limit for which receipts must be submitted, meaning he did not have to include invoices for the work.

With the new E-card system claims are submitted online, meaning they can be traced and processed more quickly.

The proposals would curb the powers of President Viktor Yanukovych, but the opposition say they were blocked from submitting their draft, meaning no debate could take place.

Several other co-defendants have already submitted a guilty plea, meaning that should Graeme be found guilty he can expect the maximum sentence possible.

Failing that, it will be enough to submit two sworn statements — meaning the writer swears to its truth, under penalty of perjury — from witnesses describing when the volunteers were there and what they were doing.

Unlike the app store though, the Marketplace is open source and free to anyone to submit an application too, meaning that the censorship problems with which the iPhone has struggled are not an issue here.

Rangers, who suffered their insolvency event in February, missed the March deadline for submitting accounts to Uefa, meaning they will not play European football next season.

What you are doing here is submitting a noncompetitive bid, meaning that you get a market average price at the next auction.

TouchID is being opened up to third-party developers, and keyboard builders are now allowed to submit to the App Store, meaning Swype may finally be available on the iPhone.

I have been meaning to submit them to the patent office but I just haven't gotten around to it.