Sentence examples for such a submission from inspiring English sources

"In order for such a submission to be made, the government would need to intervene in the FWC's proceedings," Shorten wrote.

He told me that he was unsure how he would approach such a submission, but that he thought it could be socially transformational.

The commission would not be obliged to follow such a submission, meaning Labor's policy cannot guarantee penalty rate cuts would be blocked.

After the election, Shorten wrote to the prime minister to urge they write a joint submission, given such a submission would have a significant bearing on the commission's ultimate conclusion.

"Again, according to the parties' submissions, such a submission is made despite the understanding communicated by the Tor Project that the Tor network has vulnerabilities and that users might not remain anonymous.

It should also be noted that although the law required policies to be submitted by mid-September, 2013, many policies were not submitted until nearly a year after this deadline, after several reminders that such a submission was required and their non-submittal status would be made public in our final report.

Publications like USA Today, Refinery29 and even People latched onto this year's acceptance story, most of them acknowledging Stinson's writing prowess, and many focusing even more on the accomplishments purportedly made possible by such a stellar submission.

Such an integrated submission potentially could be used to support a possible mechanism of action or to distinguish compounds within a pharmacologic class.

(At that time such a lapse between submission and publication was typical).

In such a case the submission of the raw files in vendor specific formats seems to be sufficient.

But the devil's in the details, such as this one, from a submission by Tim Groves, of Victoria University of Wellington, detailing "ideas for projects that could be undertaken in the next ten years": Infomercials may be annoying, but they screen on free-to-air television more frequently than news bulletins, and on some stations more often than drama programs.