Sentence examples for consul asking from inspiring English sources
Morgan further bolstered his reputation when he handed over to the Cuban government seventy-eight thousand dollars that he had received from the Dominican consul, asking that the money be invested in economic development in the Escambray region.
The app includes, among other things, a letter from the wife of the Czech consul asking to run a sandwich stand (which then connects you to more information about the Czech Pavilion), a letter from the African American composer William Grant Still expressing his pride in writing the theme music for the Fair, and images of burlesque stars.
"Would this have taken place without celebrities?" Mr. Walkley, the consul general, asked.
The presentation and feasibility study were so well received that the Consul General asked for a second presentation with all of the stakeholders but this time including Lucy Turnbull, the former Lord Mayor of Sydney, wife of the Prime Minister of Australia, the Hon Malcolm Turnbull MP, and an expert herself in urban planning and real estate development.
She spins enchantingly surreal stories about the overrated artist, the Nobel laureate, the foreign correspondent and the bogus consul ("When asked why he had impersonated a member of the Belgian diplomatic corps he had replied: Well, someone had to") on the short list of candidates whom Ludo sequentially discovers.
And another publisher of a Chinese newspaper said the consul general asked his publication to stop including advertisements from Falun Gong, a religious sect banned in China that accuses the government of murdering and torturing its adherents.
It seems unlikely that either of them had committed himself to Catiline; but Caesar proposed in the Senate a more merciful alternative to the death penalty, which the consul Cicero was asking for the arrested conspirators.
If the Soviet delegate's com ment was an indication of a change in attitude on negotia tions over Indochina, it was the first such indication since Pre mier Aleksei N. Kosygin re jected President Nixon's letter of March 6 asking for consul tations to restore peace to Laos.
In a letter provided by Oklahoma, Russian consul general Alexander Zakharov asks to have a consulate officer "at one of the ballot stations of Oklahoma with the goal of studying the U.S. experience in organization of [the] voting process".
I can only answer Bysshe22's question by asking another: how can we not sympathise with the Consul?
