Sentence examples for asked for correspondence from inspiring English sources

In most cases, the regulator has asked for correspondence relating to defined blocks of time of about 12 weeks, ranging from 2005 to 2008.Why buyers?

In addition to asking for the Highways Agency's letters, he also asked for correspondence with 'persons acting on behalf of Durham Green Developments including but not exclusively Raymond Ruddick and Janet Kidd'.

In addition to requesting Mrs. Clinton's schedules, The A.P. asked for correspondence related to Huma Abedin's special arrangement to serve as a top adviser to Mrs. Clinton and consult for private clients.

His focal point is a stash of letters he says were written to his father, a soldier in Vietnam, after Dad placed an advertisement in a newspaper in 1968 asking for correspondence.

Meanwhile, the White House provided about 900 pages of e-mails this week to the committee, which had asked for all correspondence between Obama aides and Solyndra executives.

According to Benson, when Covington asked for their correspondences in order to detect potential conflicts of interest, West refused to provide them.

A letter that the office sent on June 1 to the financial industry lobbyists, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times, asks for any correspondence between their office and the eight House members from January 2009 until this month.

I wanted to know if this exposure had changed his behaviour, so I sent off a Freedom of Information request asking for his correspondence with the EHRC between 2009 and 2015.

Waxman asked for copies of written correspondence about Harvard between relevant department officials and groups including Students for Fair Admissions and their attorneys.

The request — which was eventually fulfilled after being narrowed, Politico editors said — asked for "copies of all correspondence," including "but not limited to e-mails, notes, letters and phone messages — received from or sent to employees or officials" of news media organization.

Asked for an example of the correspondence, Julie G. Battaile, a spokeswoman for Georgetown, faxed a copy of a letter written by Greene in December 1981 to Joseph E. Jeffs, then the university librarian.