Sentence examples for submitted to next from inspiring English sources

A final draft has to be ready in just two weeks and submitted to next month's EU summit in Greece.

For every batch, several of the as-prepared samples were chosen as the reference samples and the other samples were submitted to next processing.

At the end of each week, month or quarter, summary reports are prepared at the health facility level and submitted to next higher level.

The final Declaration will be submitted to the next meeting of OIC Foreign Ministers and the next Islamic Summit, for adoption and support.

(1) I wrote, "[T]he Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) announced plans to require OA to research submitted to the next Research Excellence Framework (REF) in 2014". I meant the next REF, to begin in 2014, not the current one, which ends in 2014.

Recommendations from the conference will be submitted to the next sessions of the Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers and the next Islamic Summit for their adoption and support.

The talks - scheduled to concluded on Friday - continued into the weekend, as delegates struggled to reach agreement over a framework for setting national carbon budget pledges to be submitted to the next UN climate summit in Paris next year.

"The recommendations of the three day consultation meeting will be submitted to the next CARK Education Forum Executive Committee Meeting to be held in early 2006, and we hope it will be adopted in the next CARK Education Forum that will also take place in Ashgabat in summer 2006," said Mahboob Shareef, UNICEF Representative in Turkmenistan.

Finally, the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) announced plans to require OA to research submitted to the next Research Excellence Framework REFF) in 2014.

A written agreement could then be submitted to the next parliament, to be elected after a referendum on the constitution on 15 December, he said.

Although the 35-year-old would be a surprise inclusion in Capello's provisional 30-man squad, to be submitted to Fifa next Tuesday, England's concerns at centre-half have potentially put the veteran back into contention.