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Verb(1) refer for judgment or consideration,put before,yield to the control of another,hand over formally,refer to another person for decision or judgment,submit or yield to another's wish or opinion,accept or undergo, often unwillingly,make an application as for a job or funding,make over as a return,accept as inevitable,comply,endure,present,offer; argue for(2) refer for judgment or consideration(3) put before(4) yield to the control of another(5) hand over formally(6) refer to another person for decision or judgment(7) submit or yield to another's wish or opinion(8) accept or undergo(9) often unwillingly(10) make an application as for a job or funding(11) make over as a return(12) accept as inevitable(13) comply(14) endure(15) present(16) offer; argue for

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(1) As leaders and teachers, they call the community to submit to the authority of Jesus Christ.(2) Supervisors regularly have to go through the same process themselves when they submit an article to a peer-refereed journal or apply for a research grant or give a conference paper.(3) Clearly, the LEA are not currently able to provide a suitable education as the law requires and offer instead threats of jail to force the family to submit to substandard provision.(4) Switzerland has long been a patriarchal society where women submit to the authority of their fathers and then to that of their husbands.(5) They also put a spin on the message that says you will end up blessed and prosperous like them if you obey the tithing principles and submit to their authority.(6) Why is it when, after greatly resisting temptation you eventually weaken and submit to its manipulative forces?(7) I did not give any person instructions to submit to the jurisdiction and take any steps in this matter which would result in the Embassy waiving its immunity.(8) Their religion was a religion of force and fear; how could they understand that men can still despise fear even when they submit to force?(9) Indeed, I would suggest and submit that it has the overwhelming force of logic attaching to it.(10) Therefore, it is necessary to submit to the authorities, not only because of possible punishment but also because of conscience.(11) There are no examples of religious wars in the ancient world, based on an exclusive claim that the adherents of one religion must conquer another people to force them submit to another religion.(12) Meanwhile various unpopular rulers who have held onto power with American support will be forced to submit to the will of their people.(13) Others are determined to discredit her for her atheism, her rejection of Islam and her exposure of the way Muslim women are often forced to submit to their men.(14) the United States refused to submit to arbitration(15) To learn from example is to submit to authority.(16) It is possible, then, to do more than simply submit to market forces in our academic institutions.