Sentence examples for told to submit from inspiring English sources

New patients were told to submit medical records to see if they were eligible, but Mr. Conte said that Dr. Lederman had been "willing to accept any patient".

In 2010, the University of Leicester conducted a three-year study of 40 undergraduates who were given video cameras and told to submit five minutes of footage every week.

A member of the union's Human Rights Commission, Ramón Rangel, said union workers were often "found out by these groups, threatened, told to submit, not to do anything, say anything or else risk becoming military targets".

In what is widely seen as a make-or-break date for the debt-stricken nation, eurozone finance ministers have said they will pass judgment on the reform package Athens has been told to submit next week when they gather in the Latvian capital, Riga, on 24 April.

They say that so far they have been told to submit formal complaints as individuals but would prefer to be able to appeal collectively.

Cable's remarks come a few months after the U.K. research councils were told to submit budgets for scenarios involving a funding freeze and cuts of 10% and 20%.

I'm here to tell to submit my resume for the position.

Much like broken promises to the Dreamers, who were told to voluntarily submit their personal information to the Department of Homeland Security to participate in the DACA program, while assured such information would never be used to target the undocumented members of their families, including parents and siblings.

I was told to re-submit my lesson plans ASAP, as well as those for the following week.

As the number of serious complications increased significantly, the F.D.A. reclassified this type of pelvic mesh as high risk in 2016 and told manufacturers to submit more evidence that the devices were safe and would benefit patients with the condition.

Three million?" Employees were told to ask people to submit the request for a payoff in writing, which of course no one would do.