Sentence examples similar to making petitions from inspiring English sources
New technology makes petitions once again an effective mechanism to enhance grassroots civic participation.
This is especially apparent in her story "Little Miracles, Kept Promises", where people make petitions to the Virgen Mary, such as: "Madrecita de Dios, Thank you.
Yet: it means your organization that makes petitions or funds a good-guy lobbyist or two looks largely irrelevant.
- You must send the 'Notice of Name Change Hearing' to the newspaper that circulates in the county you have made petition.
In a decision made public on Thursday, the judge said Mr. Nosair acknowledged in his petition that he had discovered the new evidence more than a year before raising the claims, making the petition untimely.
Spain's parliament has agreed to consider making the petition into a bill.
"Many people delay making a petition for bankruptcy because they do not want to appear in court – meaning they can sink further into debt.
The permission for the study was obtained by making a petition prior to collecting data.
(Typically, S.E.C. rule-making petitions get fewer than 100 comments).
About a month ago, the site made promoted petitions available to its users worldwide.
Councilman Keith Curry objected, saying the additional documents will make the petitions look like phone books.
