Word: submitted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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They forget all that when they fail to see sense in his labors, and thus he can, without a twinge of conscience, urge them to come out for the next competition. The candidate can enjoy the taunts of editors, he can submit to their criticisms of his stories,--for some will chide and criticize--for inside he has felt the thrill of knowing some thing before the others, of meeting strange people in strange places...
...sure to about of date in six months. Only a rich company could keep pace with the changes in aviation and it would have been folly to allow small companies to offer their bids. Any man would have been able to buy a few second had planes and submit a bid which would have been lower than those of the larger concerns, but it is certain that the service, dependability, and safety of the mail transportation would have been endangered to a serious extent. Therefore, only large companies were considered and, as a result, American commercial flying today far exceeds...
...would write you a letter giving you thirty days in which to show cause why you should no pay more taxes. After the protest was filed, the Internal Revenue Bureau might or might not agree with the taxpayer. If he were over-ruled, then sixty days were given to submit an appeal to the Board of Tax Appeals and the case could go all the way to the Supreme Court of the United States for final decision...
Many business men, disappointed at General Johnson's reversal of all his previous utterances and statements, which endeavored to present the NRA as impartial as between the types of labor organization or collective bargaining, were saying today that if they must submit to the organized labor domination they believed the public interest required financial statements of all salaries and expenses incurred by labor officials, walking delegates, and legislative representatives, together with all sums spent annually in connection with lobbying at the federal and state governments...
Herbert M. Irwin '37 presided at the meeting and was elected chairman of a committee to revise the constitution and submit it for approval. Other members of this committee are Professor Morison, John L. Davidson '37, Harvey M. Dawson '37, James B. Hallett '37, and William A. Wright '37. The next meeting will be Wednesday, March 14 at 7.30 o'clock in the Union...