Rolesets - submit

submit

submit.01 - turn in

SUBMIT-V NOTES: Frames file for 'submit' based on sentences in financial subcorpus. No access to verbnet. Comparison to 'give'(from submit.01-v predicate notes)
SUBMISSION-N NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT, submit.01.Corresponds to VNcls contribute-13.2-1-1. (from submission.01-n)
The verb frame combines the acquiescing and giving senses, and they take similar syntax, so I have left them combined here aswell. (from submission.01-n)

Aliases:

submission (n.)
submit (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: giver
ARG1-PPT: given
ARG2-GOL: given-to
ARG3-PRP: purpose

submit-v: rgs 0, 1, 2

However , Tony Lama said
itARG0
wouldARGM-MOD
promptlyARGM-MNR
submitrel
the offerARG1
to a special committee of the company 's boardARG2
.

ARG0 and ARG1 and ARG3

Every stateARG0
met the law 's January 31st deadline for
submittingrel
their accountability plansARG1
for approvalARG3
.

ARG0 and ARG1 and ARG2 and ARG3

After Tang took his oathARGM-TMP
,
heARG0
submittedrel
his Cabinet nominationsARG1
to ChenARG2
for formal appointmentARG3
.

submission-n: args 1, 2

And this faith is a lively faith , and worketh in man a ready
submissionrel
of his willARG1
to God 's willARG2
.

submission-n: args 0, 1, 2

...
hisARG0
submissionrel
of paperworkARG1
to the EEOCARG2
in January 2007ARGM-TMP
constitutes the " filing " of an EEOC charge ...

submit.02 - give in, be submissive, subservient, meek

SUBMIT-V NOTES: Corresponds to VNcls acquiesce-95. Split off original .01 roleset by Julia for unification.SUBMISSION-N NOTES: Split off original .01 roleset by Julia forunification.SUBMISSIVE-J NOTES: Automatically created by Julia as an aliasfile for unification. (from submissive.01-j)

Aliases:

submission (n.)
submit (v.)
submissive (j.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: submissive entity
ARG1-PPT: given: explicit mention of will, or similar
ARG2-GOL: dominant entity submitted to

submit-v, all args

SheARG0
submittedrel
her willARG1
to oursARG2
with so much meekness and docility , that you would have declared the sacrifice to ahve beenmade without any internal struggleARGM-MNR
.

submission-j

Hence , submission to authority can not be typified by
a child 'sARG0
submissionrel
to his parentsARG2
or a servant 's submission to his master

submissive-j

We were told
the dogARG0
was
submissiverel
to most of the other dogs at his homeARG2