Sentence examples for submitting information to from inspiring English sources

In the case at issue, involving Sky News, it gained that right by submitting information to the court that Sky never saw.

However, aircraft associated with other countries, including those flown by US and South Korean airlines, are submitting information to the Chinese, after domestic civil aviation authorities advised it was in the interest of safety.

SEARCHING for home mortgage rates online often means submitting information to a Web site, then withstanding a flurry of calls and e-mail messages from brokers and lenders trying to sell a loan.

The practices submitting information to the database are reasonably representative of the age and sex profile of the UK population, with some under-representation of inner city practices.

At the same time, only 30% of European countries submitting information to WHO for the 2013 policy report indicated that they have comprehensive national viral hepatitis strategies or plans.

These associations, in turn, are very active, submitting information to public hearings on the FCTC that repeats arguments initially developed by INFOTAB regarding the "freedom to choose" to smoke and the economic importance of tobacco, particularly in developing nations (an argument also promulgated by the INFOTAB and ATS-backed ITGA) [ 257- 261].

According to court papers, Lifescan learned that SureStep was defective in 1993, before it submitted information to the F.D.A. to gain approval to sell it to the public.

He pointed out that only two agencies in Arkansas submitted information to the agency, while 48 agencies in Connecticut sent the F.B.I. information on bias crimes.

Forbes magazine has this: Like WikiLeaks, the new site will allow leakers to anonymously submit information to a secure online dropbox.

Among the proposals is a plan to make charities submit information to the I.R.S. every five years so it can determine whether tax exemption is still justified.

According to the complaint, his lawyers submitted information to the S.E.C. on Feb. 25, anticipating a potential civil lawsuit by the agency.