Sentence examples for in answer to a request from inspiring English sources
Signs of the will of the gods were of two kinds, either in answer to a request (auspicia impetrativa) or incidental (auspicia oblativa).
Mr. Sullivan writes a letter to Mr. Roger H. Loughran, general chairman of the Ulster County Apple Blossom Festival, in answer to a request to help develop apple culture.
The New Yorker, April 23 , 1938P. 18 Mr. Sullivan writes a letter to Mr. Roger H. Loughran, general chairman of the Ulster County Apple Blossom Festival, in answer to a request to help develop apple culture.
Government man received the following communication from the Dept. of Interior in answer to a request for an official definition of the term "Preference Customer:"… To 23rd Street and vicinity in the early nineties, Huyler' meant just one place-on Broadway, near Eighteenth St.
Government man received the following communication from the Dept. of Interior in answer to a request for an official definition of the term "Preference Customer:" The broad question of preference customer qualification is one which is not well suited to discussion in generalities & on the basis of hypothetical considerations.
A P2P web search engine [18] (e.g., Mininova [19]) is defined as a P2P retrieval service, providing the Uniform Resource Locators of multiple trackers and integrity metadata in answer to a search request by a peer.
In answer to a freedom of information request, the Tate, which manages the d'Offay collection, said it had received no formal allegations of sexual harassment or other forms of sexual misconduct over the past four years.
Similarly, in 2011 the Federal Aviation Administration revealed (in answer to a freedom-of-information request from cabin attendants) 1,250 smoke or fume events in 2010, slightly more than in 2009.While air safety in general has improved dramatically in the past 15 years, there has been no corresponding decrease in in-flight smoke alerts and emergencies.
She has received a letter from the associate headmaster in answer to her request for an explanation of an obscure point in an earlier letter she got from him.
In answer to one request, to a woman who enquired as to the cost of his coat, he replied "I cannot pretend to charge my memory with the price, but I can put you into a method of obtaining the information you want.
Asking for simple directions provides a handy illustration of the DR: If a stranger (speaker) tells you to turn right at the next corner in answer to your request to find a gasoline station, you are justified in accepting the assertion without being told you how the speaker knows it.
