Sentence examples for were resubmitted in from inspiring English sources

Bills No. 1 and No. 2 were resubmitted in November 1901 together with a new bill – bill No. 3. The new bill modified the route of the proposed extension to Golders Green and added a short extension running beneath Charing Cross main line station to the Victoria Embankment where it would provide an interchange with the existing MDR station (then called Charing Cross).

The law was rejected last month by the Supreme Court because of irregularities in a parliamentary vote, but will be resubmitted in the next few weeks.

The request, viewable by clicking this link to What Do They Know, should be resubmitted in "about two months" according to Gabriella Trybalska of the Lothian and Borders force information unit.

The lawsuit was resubmitted in response to a ruling last Wednesday by a judge in San Diego, who dismissed the complaints against eBay but allowed the plaintiffs to refile them using more specific arguments.

The package Boehner has promised to introduce on 15 January will now have to be resubmitted in the new Congress and clear a number of procedural hurdles for a second time, delaying its implementation.

Michael Essien is not part of the Champions League squad after he was left-out when Chelsea's European list was announced, and he cannot be registered until the squad is resubmitted in January.

Lincoln approved the charter when it was resubmitted in 1828, after which the Charles River Bridge proprietors initiated a lawsuit.

The plan was resubmitted in May 2010 with few substantial changes and has faced strong opposition from salmon advocates.

In a statement issued late Tuesday, the Republican said he expects his bipartisan legislation -- which was resubmitted in the new Congress and sent to the Senate Banking Committee -- to move forward quickly.

None of them was recommended for funding, although four may be resubmitted in subsequent rounds.

For example, insulin detemir was resubmitted in 2009 for a new indication (Type 1 diabetes in pediatric patients).