Sentence examples for file a new request from inspiring English sources

Devers said negotiations were continuing among the Palestinian parties on whether to file a new request for an investigation, even though he believed it to be unnecessary in legal terms.

As a result, if a tenant's income was below the threshold for both of the preceding years, the landlord would have no way of knowing that and would have to file a new request for verification of income the following year.

Based on that change, Mr. Skinner filed a new request in September.

In 2015, she filed a new request — this time as the spouse of a French citizen — and in February, her request was accepted.

If a disability hearing is available to you under paragraph (a) of this section, and you file a new application for benefits while your request for reconsideration is still pending, we may combine the issues on both claims for the purpose of the disability hearing and issue a combined initial/reconsidered determination which is binding with respect to the common issues on both claims.

Over the weekend, the legal team working for Michael Cohen, President Trump's estranged fixer and personal lawyer, filed a new document requesting leniency, now that Cohen has pleaded guilty to lying to Congress to conceal efforts to build a Trump Tower in Moscow that continued at least into June 2016, around when Trump clinched the nomination.

And Nelson's campaign, along with state Democrats, filed a new lawsuit requesting to inspect records in Bay County, where the election supervisor has said that in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael, he let voters submit ballots electronically, an apparent violation of state law.

He filed a new Freedom of Information Act request in 2005 and the documents arrived about a month ago, this time with fewer redactions.

A "new request event" is caused by the arrival of a new transportation request.

A new request will come in soon.

Yesterday, the Center for Internet and Society filed a new Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to uncover the U.S. government's legal strategies for defeating encryption in law enforcement investigations.