Sentence examples for indirectly asked from inspiring English sources

Venezuela's Hugo Chavez 2. (C) The Ambassador indirectly asked if the the Argentine business community's alarm regarding the latest wave of Venezuelan expropriations (including several affecting Argentina's Techint conglomerate) was giving the GOA pause about Chavez.

After Taraki's arrest, Amin reportedly discussed the incident with Leonid Brezhnev, and indirectly asked for the permission to kill Taraki.

Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez told a news conference that on Saturday U.S. envoy Vernon Walters had "indirectly" asked whether Spain would let U.S. military aircraft fly over Spain and whether four Spanish bases used by the United States would be available in case of action against Libya.

Mr. Hatch said he had tried indirectly, asking mutual friends to raise the issue with Mr. Bush.

What this suggests is that she's indirectly asking for your permission to consider this option and potentially helping you prepare for the inevitable end of her life.

(B) and substituted "being" for "Whoever, being", "indirectly demands, seeks, receives, accepts, or agrees to receive or accept anything of value personally" for "indirectly asks, demands, exacts, solicits, seeks, accepts, receives, or agrees to receive anything of value for himself", and "by such official or person;" for "by him; or".

By putting this law into effect, you are indirectly asking them to close down their business and fire their staff, which is easier said than done".

Defenders have claimed he is creating a sort of meta-selfie by indirectly asking audiences to "face up to our incessant narcissism and our curiosity for others' narcissistic images," but I am not convinced.

This is the question that many patients directly or indirectly ask when given the diagnosis of breast cancer.

Given the sensitive nature of this behavior, the participants were questioned both directly (asking respondents about their activities) and indirectly (asking about the activities of others) with regard to this practice.

While there are ways that participants discussed solicited support--that is by directly or indirectly asking for help in some way--our concern in what follows is in tracing participants' representations of unsolicited informal support.