Sentence examples for a routine request from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Not long ago, a law professor at Harvard received a routine request.

The impasse over the cancer data began innocuously enough in California, in October 2005, with a routine request.

Prime Minister Tony Blair says it took him only 30 seconds to decide to endorse a routine request last summer.

"I can't recall a situation when the executive branch has been so unwilling to give out information in a routine request like the one the G.A.O.

The Guardian first made what it believed was a routine request for the list in April 2001, but No 10 refused to hand it over.

In late 2008, archival staff went on a one-month strike after a scholar from an Ivy League institution made a routine request for document retrieval.

In her book, Lyndsey writes that when he asked her to list her symptoms, a seemingly routine request, she began "to lose patience": Why is the default setting of doctors always disbelief?

When the operators of Southern Seaplane in Belle Chasse, La., called the local Coast Guard-Federal Aviation Administration command center for permission to fly over restricted airspace in Gulf of Mexico, they made what they thought was a simple and routine request.

The FBI treated this, as far as I can tell, as a kind of routine request.

The Polish prosecutor's office confirmed that it had sent details from the Polish bank account of the activist, Ales Belyatsky, as part of a routine information request, despite warnings from the Foreign Ministry to treat such requests with caution.

"This letter appears to be a routine constituent request from a local businessman and is similar to letters written for Mr. Chang by other members of Congress on the same issue," Mr. Wells said.