Sentence examples for were not submitted for from inspiring English sources
Nascar said oil pans from cars driven by Hamlin, Busch and Joey Logano were not submitted for approval before opening-day inspection.
But according to prosecutors' notes and medical records, the physician did not take the full array of forensic samples from the woman, and the two samples that were taken were not submitted for genetic checks.
Thousands of people offered suggestions on segment subjects of questions via the Internet and other means, but I made the final selections, and for the record, they were not submitted for approval to the commission or the candidates.
The investigation found a case to answer that CCTV which clearly showed an individual carrying out the assault was not circulated at the earliest opportunity, a number of witnesses were not contacted following the assault and blood swabs were not submitted for forensic analysis for several months.
Certain assets were not submitted for credit estimates but rather hold an Indenture Rating as defined.
Yet, say Fagin and Lavelle, of 118 studies conducted by nonindustry researchers, many of which were not submitted for EPA review, 71 were unfavorable.
After their names weren't submitted for last year's Grammy Awards -- an omission that no one can account for -- the Neptunes have been nominated for Producers of the Year, Nonclassical, this time around, with eight different records cited in the nomination.
However, with hip-hop banned, the record was not submitted for the required permissions.
The program was not submitted for the government's approval, but the Pentagon could have no objection to its heroic tone.
A finished script was not submitted for approval and the companies have not yet made an application for official designation as a co-production.
Because the question was not submitted for publication by a reader, the article should have omitted specifics pointing to the identity of any one person or school and should have made it clear that the question was hypothetical.
