The phrase "kindly ask that" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used in a polite and formal manner to make a request or to ask someone to do something. Example: "Dear Ms. Smith, I kindly ask that you review the attached document and provide your feedback by next Friday. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter." In this example, the phrase is used to politely request for someone to review a document and provide feedback. It conveys a respectful tone and shows that the speaker is making a polite request rather than giving a direct order.
"So, we kindly ask that guests refrain from openly carrying firearms into our restaurants and we will continue to follow state and local laws on this issue".
Growing up with a fluffy Samoyed named Pola, and a longing for a feline friend, Harris' first experience with the equine set came along with an impromptu visit from the neighbors who had dropped by to kindly ask that Pola stop chasing and antagonizing their horses.
*If you live a while away you could call them or e-mail them too Kindly ask that person if they are available.
"We kindly ask that you respect the Gosselins and their privacy," the site requests.
We kindly ask that you reference the S4 package and its authors in any publication for which you used it.
It can star a friend, a kitten, or the pigeon that won't leave you alone, but we kindly ask that you stay behind camera.
"Cricket Australia kindly asks that the privacy of the Hughes family, players and staff be respected".
Toph, now 16 and a high school student (Mr. Eggers won't say where and kindly asks that Toph, whom he refers to as "the boy," not be interviewed), is in the room next door, working on his computer and occasionally shouting to his brother.
In lieu of Shiva gifts or flowers, the family kindly asks that memorial donations in Leon's memory be made to the Russell Atkind Memorial Philanthropic Fund, Jewish Community Foundation of Metro west NJ, Whippany, NJ 973-929-3000 or tHebrew Freeree Loan Program, Jewish Family Service of Metro west, Florham Park, NJ.
The family kindly asks that, in lieu of flowers, a donation be made to the Nevis Historical and Conservation Society (please send checks, sterling or US dollars, to Montpelier Plantation, P.O. Box 474 Charlestown, Nevis payable to "The Nevis Historical and Conservation Society") with which Lincoln had worked very closely.
"The president's intention right now is to donate his salary at the end of the year, and has kindly asked that you all help determine where that goes," Spicer said at the Monday press conference.
