Sentence examples for in reply to the request from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Fisher agreed to the interview; however, based on security concerns and staffing issues I am unable to approve your request," the warden, Craig Apker, wrote in reply to the request.

In reply to the reviewer's request, we have now added an additional column to Table 1, indicating plausible ranges for parameter values, based on the literature.

In its reply to the request, the UN reiterated its commitment to a zero-tolerance policy on matters of sexual abuse and insisted that no staff accused of the crime enjoyed diplomatic immunity to prevent them from facing prosecution.

We found that in reply to the same proposal several LRECs requested that changes were made on issues which were the jurisdiction of the MREC, not of the individual LREC.

The main reason for study drop-out was relocation of the family outside of the community (n = 54 [2.15%] mothers); in addition, 16 (0.64%) mothers did not reply to the request to bring toddlers for examination, 30 (1.19%) toddlers were absent on the examination day, and 22 (0.87%) refused to undergo the examination.

Dakota Access said in its reply to the requested restraining order that the bulldozers were operating under the company's construction schedule and did not destroy any important historical sites.

In the former case, the coordinator will reply to the requesting node by issuing a DLY packet completing, after the two acknowledgement packets, the AAO.

The letter in reply to her request explained that her current mortgage was agreed as a residential mortgage.

By M. E. Murphy and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, March 8 , 1947P. 27 A most confusing letter in reply to a request for reservations at a ski hostel in Vermont, "We are sorry to report at present we are sold out until March 10th, and even then there are only rooms for four left.

Ditto the old joke about the plumber who looks like Marx and, in reply to repeated requests from the party to remove his beard, says "Sure, I'll shave my beard but where shall I put my wisdom?" The interrelationship between communism and our historical and cultural legacy should become an object of study for historians and sociologists.

It's an email former Exxon and Mobil chemical engineer Leonard S. Bernstein sent last October in reply to a request for comment by an Ohio University ethics professor about how corporations often fail to account for "externalities" such as pollution.