Sentence examples for the submissions made from inspiring English sources

Will the home secretary, Theresa May, now write to the supreme court to withdraw the submissions made on behalf of her predecessor?

The Committee have given careful consideration to the submissions made on your behalf and on behalf of the GMC and Mr Clark.

"It is the sequence created by nature that is the entire point of the gene," Myles W. Jackson, a professor at Polytechnic Institute of New York University, wrote in one of the submissions made to the court.

I was not surprised that the submissions made the final cut, as I had seen both amazing photos, one sent by a mutual friend in San Francisco and the other by my sister in Portland.

He said that while he accepted changes in aviation practice and aeroplanes could deliver modest improvements in capacity, "none of the submissions made to us have suggested that there are transformational gains to be had".

Explaining the decision to do so, a spokesperson for the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) told the Observer: "After an initial review of the case, we decided that we would need to conduct further detailed investigations to establish what merit there may or may not be in the submissions made to us.

I wanted them to think about other people's writing before they started to think about their own, and decided that a good way of doing this would be to set up a literary journal and have the students produce it; reading the submissions, making selections, putting each issue together.

If those are not included in the submission made this weekend, his statements will be evidence that the report is incomplete.

"I must therefore reject the submission made on her behalf, that her run at 9.30 in the morning is 'indistinguishable' from a run at lunchtime, on the basis that the lunchtime run is undertaken 'during an ordinary recess' in the worker's employment, while the run taken on an ad hoc basis during the work day is not".

The Local Government Board ruled that only the submission made by Longton met the statutory and other formal requirements and that it alone would form the basis of the subsequent local inquiry, held in January 1908.

"The submission makes the right noises about noise insulation, but there is no detail yet in respect of the cost of the scheme, and crucially who would pay for it".