Examples of using May submit in English and their translations into Spanish
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You may submit UGC to the Site.
Any person or group may submit nominations.
Members may submit one ad every three months(four times a year).
Publishers of all sizes may submit data to Bowker.
Applicants may submit their bid(s) at any time during the round.
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Decide any question that the Executive Committee may submit to it.
Each participant may submit up to two videos.
You may submit your application to be a Judge on our registration page.
Each participant may submit up to 2 entries.
Anyone may submit allegations concerning suspected human rights violations.
Each participant may submit up to 3 works.
Members may submit one work per category(up to three categories per year).
If the dispute persists,any party may submit such dispute to arbitration.
Students may submit entries only through a PTA or PTSA in good standing.
In some cases, citizens may submit topics and proposals to vote.
Org may submit a compliment, question, suggestion, or other comment about the website.
The participants may submit as many films as they wish.
Groups may submit proposals in English, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin or Russian.
Only a Guest may submit a claim for a refund.
You may submit individual contributions to topics that are either complementary or controversially discussed.
Each participant may submit up to 10 black and white photographs.
The Council may submit its recommendations to members for their consideration.
In addition, registrants may submit their AFM images for the image contest.
Visitors may submit suggestions, ideas, comments, questions, or other information("Submissions").
Each composer may submit only one composition for consideration.
The participants may submit their work as of today until 10th September.
Patients may submit samples provided by others(presumably drug-free).
The participant may submit only two(2) electronic files containing each one.
In addition, Parties may submit annexes or appendices as part of their national report.
Art. 2:… individuals… may submit a written communication to the Committee for consideration.