Sentence examples for beyond the requests to from inspiring English sources

I've tried to listen to the fans where I can but I have to look beyond the requests to see what's best for the club.

But the bank and the fund have resisted the request to go beyond a call for sound investment and asset management strategies.

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.

This requirements goes much beyond the requests presented in the CTD where the access to the European database on clinical trials is limited to the competent authorities of the MSs, the EMEA and the EC and in Regulation (EC) No. 726/2004 Article 57 which is only reflecting on the publication of information on clinical trials for already authorised medicinal products.

The White House also let it be known that it plans to ask Congress for more money — perhaps another $50 billion — beyond $600 billion already requested to maintain the counteroffensive in Iraq into spring 2008.

During the presidential campaign, Mr. Cheney repeatedly rejected requests to discuss his health beyond separate letters issued by his two doctors.

Mature beyond his years, he made the unusual request to redshirt as a freshman to get himself in shape academically and physically.

Britain, Germany and other members of the international security force have refused Afghanistan's requests to expand their operations beyond Kabul.

Although Congress mostly resisted the temptation to tinker with the budget details, it did give some specific projects a boost beyond the requested amount.

If the suggested compromise becomes law then employees will simply have the "right to request" to work beyond the age of 65 but with employers retaining the final say.

The recognition that HPV testing had implications beyond the individual led to the request for information to be provided not only for women, but for men and also the wider community: 'we need to educate the community'.