Sentence examples for voluntary submissions from inspiring English sources

It has not issued any subpoenas for documents — satisfied so far with voluntary submissions — and does not administer oaths to witnesses it interviews in private.

Our Other lives pieces, voluntary submissions about people less in the public eye by their family, friends or colleagues, all appear on the website, with about 40% going on to find space in print.

Academics and specialists have long been aware of flaws in the FBI numbers, which are based on voluntary submissions by local law enforcement agencies of paperwork known as supplementary homicide reports.

The F.B.I. takes its role as a central repository for criminal justice information very seriously, but must rely on the voluntary submissions of criminal history records supplied by local, state, tribal and federal law enforcement agencies, and the courts, for the overwhelming majority of its information.

(An NSF representative says the agency "is exploring ways to enable these kinds of operations" while still "protecting the integrity of the systems and collections").. NSF plans to launch the repository by the end of 2015 for voluntary submissions.

However, the NWHC diagnostic database is comprised largely of voluntary submissions of cases of morbidity or mortality by state and federal agencies, representing a form of passive surveillance.

Tory Burch clothing inhabits a privileged, prim, declawed, deodorized look that culturally symbolizes a state of voluntary submission to the males of her tribe.

His main thesis, overlooked in most reviews of his book, is that the submission of France to Islam that he imagines taking place in the future is in no case a violent event, but rather a voluntary submission.

Past Wilson columns have had a real bite: "Tory Burch clothing inhabits a privileged, prim, declawed, deodorized look that culturally symbolizes a state of voluntary submission to the males of her tribe".

The FBI also announced plans to overhaul its own count of homicides by police, which has been discredited by its reliance on the voluntary submission of data from a fraction of the country's 18,000 police departments.

However, the government certainly cannot rely on supposed voluntary submission of data to a cell phone provider when it was the federal government that designed the very system of cell phone use that now exists.