Sentence examples for concrete requests from inspiring English sources

The Americans have also made concrete requests of the Italians in recent days, one reason the Italian prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, was invited to the Downing Street dinner.

"We expect our American partners to provide a concrete request with the quantity and description of cargo.

David Pakman probably gave the most concrete request: he wants companies that give you information not in real-time but at the right time.

People are more likely to respond to a concrete request, like a 20-minute coffee meeting to discuss the potential mentor's career path, than to an open-ended cry for help, which could potentially turn into a burdensome time suck.

Make a concrete request for action to meet the need just identified.

The low appreciation of authorities and manufacturers is in contradiction with the fact, that concrete legally requested information by manufacturers on the products (such as hazard pictograms, ingredient lists, and information on the package) were very welcome by the majority of survey participants as information sources (Fig. 2).

David McAllister, an MEP for Angela Merkel's CDU party, spoke for many in Brussels when he told me there was no point talking about red lines - about what can or can't be done for the UK - until a new government has been formed and concrete proposals or requests are put to Brussels and the other 27 EU members.

How? A) Make your Ask very concrete (avoid abstract requests) and B) Practice the words.

They also requested concrete teaching tools, advice, and methods to use in their clinical teaching.

Concrete tools were requested to facilitate discussions with new preceptors when difficult dilemmas arise: "…tools for improved guidance and arguments to critically discuss dilemmas that new preceptors at the clinic describe, for example, to determine whether appropriate levels of education are upheld or how to discuss a student's personality.

The request established "concrete" proof, the agency said, of the government's willingness to hand over indicted war crimes suspects.