As he had said, the time for submitting documents was still in the future and there was no rush to prepare them, it was much more important to start the initial discussions with the appropriate officials, and they had already taken place.
The Achaeans were now reduced to the dilemma of submitting to Cleomenes, or of supplicating the aid of Macedon, its former oppressor.
The restraint on the power of the States over imports and exports is enforced by all the arguments which prove the necessity of submitting the regulation of trade to the federal councils.
This assemblage of armed men, submitting to one will, forms what is called an army.
Let it be borne in mind that man, while submitting to this punishment, does so without any inherent power, independently in himself to accomplish his resurrection and restoration to the presence of God and His glory.
I am glad that nearly half of our representatives were in favor of submitting this question to the women of the State, and that our interests were so ably defended by a talented representative from our own district.
When Senator Howe's name was called he offered the following explanation: The question of submitting this proposition to a vote of the people is not to be regarded as a pleasantry, as some members seem to think.
Sprague was against submitting this question at any time, that neither by the laws of God nor of man were women entitled to vote.
Correll, editor of the Western Woman's Journal, who was the "leader of the House" on the bill for submitting the suffrage amendment to the people.
As the result of the effort thus made the legislature of 1871 memorialized the constitutional convention relative to submitting the question to the electors.
A brief recital of the proceedings of the Iowa legislature will show that a large majority of the Representatives have been in favor of submitting the question of woman suffrage to a direct vote of the men of the State.
I do not think, however, by submitting it to the women, they would get a correct expression upon the subject.
If the women could vote, our convention would not think of submitting a constitution that did not secure to the State a liberal free school system.
The Venetians, who rejected these offers, were excommunicated, defeated, and absolved by submitting to the pope.
But I do not believe that there is any trader who would be deterred from submitting a complaint to the Board of Trade by any feeling of fear.
If any were less patient in submitting to dishonour, or more averse to the commission of vice, they were sacrificed as victims.
The precedent thus set by Stephen, of submitting to the ceremony of a second coronation after a period of captivity, was afterwards followed by Richard I, on his return from captivity abroad.
Regard him, and you had imagined he was submitting to rebuke for an offence he could not deny.
He dressed with conventional decency, even submitting to the chimney-pot hat.
In submitting the question to individual choice, Plato does not keep clear either of confusion or of contradiction.
Small boroughs are to retain their privileges, submitting only to an infusion of new blood from villages in their respective neighbourhoods.
The monarch had, undoubtedly, the right to choose, but it was the right to choose between submitting to the captain of the ship and going over the side.
The farmers had given up their distrust of him, and accepted him loyally as friend and landlord, submitting to the reseating of the church, and only growling moderately at decorations that cost them nothing.
There was warm discussion on the question ofsubmitting the ordinance to the people for ratification or rejection.
As to our submitting to the government of Great Britain, it is vain to think of it.
Even an open Enemy, in the Heat of Battle, throwing down his Arms, submitting to his Foe, and asking Life and Protection, was supposed to acquire an immediate Right to that Protection.
But particularly remember, that the good little Mignon, in the moment that he was patiently submitting to his sufferings, found a method of relieving himself from them, and of overcoming a barbarous monster, who had so cruelly abused him.
We see him seeking, with the simplicity of perfect humility, for reasons for submitting himself, renouncing his ideas, and not quite succeeding in finding them.
Although the authority for submitting masonic offenses to trials by lodges is derived from the Old Charges, none of the ancient regulations of the Order have prescribed the details by which these trials are to be governed.
These he tore up, and wrote others before submittingany to the Secretary.
These would probably remain quiescent on parole, submitting to the rule of the conqueror; but hoping still for foreign intervention or Confederate victories, and ultimate independence.
You can put it all as mildly as you like, only don’t give him any impression that I’m submitting to him morally, even if I’m willing to keep out of his way.
I’ll not be browbeaten, and contradicted, and disobeyed by my own daughter, besides submitting to any language she chooses to apply to me.
Morris tried to show the people at large the advantage of submitting to reasonable taxation, while at the same time combating some of the theories entertained as well by themselves as by their congressional representatives.
In relating this circumstance, and in submitting this proposition, I consider myself as a citizen of both countries.
I readily perceive that Mr. Adam has not read the Second Part of Rights of Man, and I am put under the necessity, either of submitting to an erroneous charge, or of justifying myself against it; and certainly shall prefer the latter.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "submitting" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
