Sentence examples for with submissions for from inspiring English sources

Let's populate this post with submissions for next year's list; maybe someone from Oxford will find something they like.

A further action research program addressing food security, food sovereignty and health equity has been initiated, with submissions for international peer-reviewed funding in early 2011, by co-authors JS, AR and JB, along with other members of the authorship team together with additional community and policy-maker partners with funding for 5 years approved to begin in late 2011.

The rate of participation in the BVA/KC hip score scheme in the UK is relatively good with submission of radiographs for 8 10% of all annually registered Labrador Retrievers (the most popular breed in the UK), equating to 50 60% of all dogs of that breed used for breeding.

His living room went next, overtaken by piles of paperwork and plastic tubs stuffed with DVD submissions for the event.

GP principals experienced difficulty with submission of sign off for their competency in an extended practice role.

We also thank Helge Dzierzon (Plant & Food Research) for assistance with submission of the microarray data to GEO.

Irene Kim is acknowledged for her help with submission of the microarray data to the Genome Omnibus Database.

Indeed, in the years that immediately followed Habitat's completion, Safdie's work met with resistance, as can be seen with his unsuccessful submissions for the student union at San Francisco State University, and for Paris Centree Pomidou, both of which went to other architects.

Either way, my luggage bulged with the early submissions for this year's prize.

With over 100 submissions for the 2011 International Prize for Arabic Fiction (IPAF) – popularly, though incorrectly, known as the Arab Booker – fiction in Arabic is clearly flourishing at least numerically.

In a 2002 interview, Paul Gilman, at that time the science adviser to U.S. EPA Administrator Whitman, expressed dissatisfaction with the industry submissions for IRIS: [I]t is taking staff as much or more time to work with the outside parties as it does to develop in-house toxicological reviews, Gilman said.