Sentence examples for identified and requests from inspiring English sources

In coordination with the Disaster Assistance Response Team, the areas in greatest need for aid were identified and requests for tarpaulin were made.

Its investigation began in early March, and aides said the panel had identified and requested a "voluminous amount of documents" related to C.I.A. detention and interrogation policies.

"A leader of the local opposition forces (sic) who was deemed prominent in the area…was identified and requested to take 'custody' of the [UN] Mission," it says.

UniformMu insertion lines can be identified and requested through MaizeGDB (see http://www.maizegdb.org/documentation/uniformmu/).

All healthcare workers (HCWs) involved in taking care of the two women from admission till after delivery were identified, and requested to submit a throat swab.

User of the CUL collections identifies and requests an image as in the preceding example, but would like to use it in connection with a non-scholarly product or activity, whether undertaken for profit or as part of a nonprofit organization (e.g., museum or government agency).

The aids provide information about the creation, historical context, arrangement, and content of archival and manuscript collections as well as the information necessary for users to identify and request the portions relevant to their research.

The keys are unique to identify and request the data values from the collections.

Raising the profile of available support for carers should encourage carers to self-identify and request help.

During the course of the curation, 49 new peroxisome-related terms were identified for addition to the ontologies, highlighting that an important role of the curator is to identify and request the creation of terms missing from GO.

Although they could not self-refer to the physician of choice as they could in their country of origin [ 15], the women developed strategies, including advice from friends and the internet, to identify and request an obstetrician who met their cultural and language needs.