Sentence examples for as it asked from inspiring English sources
U.S. Admits Legal Flaws In Detroit Terror Case The Justice Department assailed its own legal strategy as it asked a federal judge to end the terror case against what it once called a sleeper combat cell in Detroit; instead prosecutors asked for a new trial on document fraud charges.
LONDON — HSBC Holdings, the biggest bank in Europe, decided on Monday to finally draw a line under its troubled subprime mortgage lender as it asked investors for £12.5 billion, or about $18 billion, of new capital to prepare for further deterioration of the global economy.
United, a unit of UAL and based outside Chicago, made the comment as it asked a bankruptcy judge for five more months to draft a restructuring plan.
Even as it asked workers, creditors and owners to accept big losses, Delphi requested a lush executive pay package that included $87 million in cash bonuses to be paid to top managers upon the company's exit from bankruptcy.
In a statement issued early in the day, the union's chief negotiator, Lamell McMorris, said the N.B.A. had awarded raises and bonuses to the officials who supervise the referee program, even as it asked the referees to accept a 10percentt decrease in their budget.
As with last week's opening episodes, this was a double bill of varying quality: the first episode drawing some interesting parallels between the newsroom and the New Democrats as each tried to balance the demands of image management and popular appeal with integrity; the second taking a piggy detour as it asked what level of sacrifice is acceptable in the pursuit of furthering one's own career.
To maintain a bond of trust with its readers, it is healthy for the Times to be as transparent as it asks the White House or corporations to be.
The Buzz service borrows heavily from other so-called social news aggregators, like Digg and Reddit, as it asks users to "vote" on items they like.
AS it asking too much to expect that someone would spend $70,000 to $100,000 for a lump of brown clay with four wheels?
I find this definition much more thought-provoking, as it asks us to think creatively about new ways to solve an existing problem.
The semantic problem is thereby rendered an issue in philosophy of neuroscience, insofar as it asks: what does (or should) 'computation' mean in computational neuroscience?
