Sentence examples for submitting a version from inspiring English sources
I will certainly look at submitting a version 2. I concur that a summary of my experience may add value, and will consider adding this to the revised article.
"They came to me and basically said, 'We're not happy with the way things are going in the country, and what can we do that has the potential to be a game changer?' " Mr. Davis said he kept coming back to Reagan's 1984 commercial - an ad he said he liked for its elegant simplicity- and submitted a version of "Morning in America" to the citizens group.
Artist Jack Hunter originally submitted a version of the cover with Obama on the TV instead of the Justices to a Tumblr page called Blown Covers last summer.
Previously, Namo's ad placements were "hard-coded," so any changes would require submitting a new version of the app.
The Dutch government must decide whether it will invoke export-control laws in a bid to prevent Fouchier from submitting a revised version of his paper to Science.
The Dutch government must decide if it will invoke export-control laws in a bid to prevent Fouchier from submitting a revised version of his paper to Science.
He says he's submitting a polished version to the state's Attorney General in the form of a ballot proposition proposal within the next 48 hours.
In particular, the Dutch government is deciding whether if it will invoke export-control laws in a bid to prevent Fouchier from submitting a revised version of his paper to Science.
The Dutch government must decide whether it will invoke export-control laws in a bid to prevent virologist Ron Fouchier from submitting a revised version of his controversial H5N1 paper to Science.
In August, one charge was dropped, and in October the prosecution withdrew its indictment, submitting a reformulated version in November which argued that the ANC leadership committed high treason by advocating violent revolution, a charge the defendants denied.
In the early days of eLife, a review from a new assistant professor asked the authors to perform a number of substantial new experiments before submitting a revised version.
