Sentence examples for beyond requests from inspiring English sources
Beyond requests for extra money and guarantors, many owners are tightening requirements on pets and roommates.
It was too dangerous to go in without risking the lives of the girls, observers reasoned, and, anyway, Nigeria had not publicly asked for assistance, beyond requests for military equipment that doesn't seem to accomplish much.
Both EMA and G-BA requested mainly efficacy and safety data (44/54 and 23/35 categories requested, respectively); however, 28/35 G-BA data requirements went beyond requests made by the EMA.
The remaining 28 of 35 G-BA requests comprised additional data on efficacy (n = 13), safety (n = 10) or effectiveness (n = 5), i.e. 80%% of the G-BA data requirements went beyond requests made by the EMA.
The attitude of the radiologist consists of an acceptance of the dialogue leaving the patient free to express himself and ask questions, by looking at him frankly and by listening to him without going beyond requests.
The NSA declined to comment beyond requesting the redaction of the name of an individual staffer in one of the documents.
Identity is largely unverified beyond requesting your name and address because voter fraud largely does not exist in the United States.
And beyond requesting the aid of a protector spirit not so unusual for people born in a Judeo-Christian milieu most of what the NKT teaches is basic Buddhism: suffering, nirvana, and all that jazz.
Beyond requesting a prisoner swap, the video is seemingly trying to put out a narrative that the militant group, which quickly overran parts of Northern Iraq in June, is not the band of ruthless terrorists they're reputed to be.
President Bush has threatened to veto appropriations that go beyond his requests, and there are powerful interests in Congress that are skeptical of increased agency financing.
Even if talks did go beyond polite requests to pass the salt, full-scale negotiation is a long way off.Yet the Saudi initiative to bring the sides together comes at an opportune time, when interests may start slowly to converge towards a negotiated solution.
