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Submit

To offer for determination; commit to the judgment or discretion of another individual or authority.

To submit evidence means to present or introduce it. Similarly a political issue might be submitted to the voters' judgment.

submit

(Give), verb advance, commit, extend, hold out, introduce, make a motion, make a suggestion, propose, propound, put, put forth, put forward, refer, referre, suggest, tender
Associated concepts: submit to arbitration, submit to the court, submit to the jury

submit

(Yield), verb accede, accept, acknowledge deeeat, acquiesce, admit defeat, bear with, bend, bow to, cease resistance, comply, endure, give in, give up, give way to, heed, listen to, make the best of, mind, obey, put up with, reconcile oneself to, relent, resign, succumb, surrender, tolerate
Associated concepts: submit to the jurisdiction of the court

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The system has the capability for reviewers to complete a rubric directly in the program and provide feedback to the submitters (i.e., the students), yet there is potential for inconsistency as to how this is applied, which may result in delays in providing feedback or some students not receiving any feedback on their work.

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With changes implemented by the Lautenberg Act, EPA not only evaluates uses identified by a pre-manufacture notice (PMN) submitter, but also those "reasonably foreseen" uses EPA identifies.

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He then took those trading positions into account when acting as a substitute submitter and on two occasions, obtained a broker's assistance to attempt to manipulate the Libor submissions of other banks, the FCA said.

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Under this program, the IRS will issue an opinion or advisory letter as to whether the form of a 403(b) prototype plan or a 403(b) volume submitter plan, respectively, meets the requirements of Section 403(b).

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These B2G vendors are also the conduit between the trusted submitters and the county.

eRecording: an E for efficiency: the mortgage industry is sorely in need of new efficiency tools. One of the best options on the horizon is eRecording. The sooner we get universal adoption, the better

Upon review, the Reference Committee takes no formal action, but instead responds to submitters with recommendations regarding the submitter's development of the proposal.

Call for proposed action/informational reports for GNA's 2013 Membership Assembly

They were conspiring with the "submitters" at the bank who lodge their Libor rates every morning.

NAIL THESE CRIMINALS; CALLS FOR PRICE-RIGGING PROSECUTION AS BARCLAYS BOSS FACES AXE Embattled Diamond warned he should prepare to clear his desk

In addition, submitters who have questions about registration or the submission process can contact MSRB Market Information Department staff from 7:30 a.m.

Issuers' continuing disclosure responsibilities and using EMMA: issuers of municipal bonds need to know how to use EMMA, now the official repository for all municipal securities continuing disclosure filings

Within the category on the nature of children, the researchers looked at whether submitters wrote of children as:

Just who do we think children are? New Zealanders' attitudes about children, childhood and parenting: an analysis of submissions on the bill to repeal section 59 of the Crimes Act 1961

1) The submitters of proposals, or their designees, should plan to be present and may be requested to clarify elements of their reports.

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Radiographs ("X-rays") are a common problem--both for claims submitters and claims reviewers.

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Kits can be created, inventoried, packaged, and automatically linked for demographic entry upon shipment to submitters. Specimens can be instantly tracked with a "find wizard"--virtually every database field can be used to locate specimens--which can also be used to create and export specimen batches to instruments.