Sentence examples for Multiple petitions from inspiring English sources

Multiple petitions call for YouTube to ban Paul from the platform, citing the vlogger's disrespect of Japan and its culture and the trivial way suicide was discussed in the video.

Multiple petitions have been signed by hundreds of people, pray-ins have been held at the school, pro-Christian messages lit up Twitter with the hashtag #FightForFaith, and church officials and politicians have railed against the request to remove the religious postings.

This year, officials warned, multiple petitions by the same company for one candidate will be disqualified, to prevent businesses from trying to game the system.

Petitioning, a practice from medieval times, was used by the working class in the 19th century to demand the vote in their millions; yet the government of the time was quick to reject the multiple petitions they presented.

If there are multiple petitions challenging the same EPA action, those petitions are consolidated in one circuit, chosen randomly from among the circuits in which the petitions were filed.

Michael Reich, the organization's executive secretary, said that when they examined the documents, they found instances of the same person signing multiple petitions and of signatures from people who did not live in the district, a byproduct of having as many as 11 candidates running for a seat.

The organization has complained of "excessive technicalities" after electoral officials said last week that multiple petition forms filled out in similar handwriting would be sidelined.

Multiple online petitions have circulated calling for various actions in response to the Jena Six case.

There are multiple online petitions to have it removed but I'm more concerned with the arena actually honoring an artist who represents Los Angeles, if it's going to recognize individuals outside of the Lakers, Kings, Sparks and Clippers.

The court said many of the fraudulent signatures had been the work of people who had signed the petitions multiple times.

Ricardo M. Urbina was a judge for the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia between 1994 and 2011, and a senior judge between 2011 and 2012, who presided over multiple habeas corpus petitions filed on behalf of Guantánamo Bay detainees.