Sentence examples for submitted motions from inspiring English sources
Scaring and Siff had submitted motions "to vacate the conviction" and Donna Aldea stood up to give the prosecution's argument against them.
This time, there are likely to be more than 100 people in the room from all the local parties who submitted motions, so things could get complicated.
After a concerted push by grassroots activists, more than 150 constituency parties (CLPs) have submitted motions on Brexit, an unprecedented number.
More than 100 constituency Labour parties have submitted motions to the Labour conference calling for the party to back a referendum on any final Brexit deal; campaigners believe that the number of constituency parties is unprecedented.
Last week, litigants in at least two pending, unrelated lawsuits against Mr. Sessions in his official capacity submitted motions asking judges to declare that by law, Mr. Rosenstein should be his rightful acting successor and so his name, not Mr. Whitaker's, should be substituted as the defendant in the litigation.
When different motions are submitted on one topic, delegates from the local parties who submitted motions, as well as trade union representatives, meet the shadow cabinet member responsible, in this case Keir Starmer, to agree a "composite motion" to be put to the conference floor for a vote.
Both sides will submit motions this June, with a trial to begin at the end of the year.
In the run-up to the Labour conference, local parties can submit motions on any contemporary topic for debate.
And so both plaintiff and defendant plan to submit motions tomorrow asking Judge Leonard S. Sachar to overturn the verdict or order a new trial.
The judge said the state could submit motions on behalf of the fetus and that the court would consider them later.
The clock stops for many reasons — for example, when defense attorneys submit motions before trial — so that the amount of time that is officially held to have elapsed can be wildly different from the amount of time that really has.
