The phrase "ambassadors requests" is not correct in written English.
Did you mean "ambassador's requests" or "ambassadors' requests"? You can use it when referring to the requests made by an ambassador or multiple ambassadors, but it needs proper possessive form.
Example: "The ambassador's requests were taken into consideration during the meeting."
Alternatives: "requests from the ambassador" or "ambassadors' demands".
Mr Mortimer nonetheless luxuriates in what he has: grants to chantries and hospitals, rewards for service, reports from ambassadors, requests for provisioning (all those thousands of longbows, arrows, barrels of beer, sides of beef) and the ceaseless pawning of a large part of Henry's treasure to pay for his whim of a war.
Axelrod suggested that when Biden spoke of "we" in his comments denying knowledge of the ambassadors request prior to the assault, he was referring only to himself and Obama.
In August Lyft, Uber's main internet competitor, claimed that the firm had used dodgy methods against it, with Uber "brand ambassadors" requesting Lyft rides and then either cancelling or pressing drivers to defect to Uber; the company has responded that it never uses "marketing tactics that prevent a driver from making their living".
Your humble ambassador requests the honor of your time so that he may apprise you of the mood and conditions in Washington.
Here is an English translation: British ambassador requested to attend a discussion at the foreign ministry At the instigation of foreign minister [Guido] Westerwelle, the British ambassador was asked to come for a talk at the foreign ministry.
The lawyers, John Edwards Tiffany, who is representing the suspected ringleader, Jonathan K. Idema, and Robert Fogelnest, the lawyer for Edward Caraballo, said Afghan prosecutors had told them they would withdraw the charges if the ambassador requested.
The Ambassador requested that the companies compile a list of all civic actions implemented by the international companies (roads, wells, schools, clinics) in mining communities to better publicize the benefits of mining projects throughout the country.
In a letter, the German ambassador requested that "the dismantling should include the removal of the entire facade" and that it be replaced with "seven small and simple plaques to identify those buried there".
On my return to Tehran, the Ambassador requested I spend less time on the streets, more time on the Embassy compound, saying it was too difficult to guarantee my safety.
If the Ambassador's requests were not honored, he "complained and angrily expressed his displeasure," says the order, which gives the following 2006 exchange (all caps in the original): U.S. Dollar Trader: HI MATE, LOW 1S HIGH 3S LIBOR PLS!!! DONT TELL THE MBASS HAA HAAAAAAA.
Photos of the deceased prime minister were then sent to the Libyan ambassador, as requested, along with a letter requesting payment.
