Sentence examples for asked to reply from inspiring English sources

The company has been asked to reply to the notice in seven days".

I have been asked to reply on the Prime Minister's behalf.

In the former, a respondent is asked to reply "yes" or "no"—an approach that is particularly effective when asking questions about behaviour.

As the Australian Government is currently in caretaker mode due to the upcoming Federal election, I have been asked to reply on the Minister's behalf.

Asked to reply, Mrs. Clinton said, "I think that presidents should be very careful at all times in discussing the use or non-use of nuclear weapons".

Mr. Mantello, when asked to reply to Ms. Lavin's comments, wrote by e-mail: "Unfortunately, I don't believe a character can be beholden to the offstage biographical trajectory of an actor, no matter how courageous.

In these cases, they were asked to simply reply whether there was innovation or not in the company, without making the distinction.

He has said he demonstrated against the Pinochet regime but when asked to elaborate replied enigmatically: "Chile was complicated and so was I".

After receiving more than a dozen letters making the same point, Science Times asked Dennis Overbye to reply.

Last Friday, Justice Kennedy asked Montana to reply by Wednesday to the plaintiff's request for overturning the state ruling, a stay or review by the Supreme Court.

Norah O'Donnell then asked him to reply to a Daily News article which questioned his qualifications for the job.