When I call him/her, may I use your name?
4. Telephone: In answering a call when the person sought is not there, you may say, "May I take your name and number and have him return your call?" Maintain the other person's privacy by saying that he is "unavailable". Do not divulge why he is unavailable.
May I have your name and telephone number?
May I use your name when I contact them?
"Sir, may I ask your name?" the ungroomed beard persisted.
"May I have your name and address, sir?" he asked.
May I use your name when reaching out to him or her?
C) May I get the name and number of a recent customer?
Mr Speaker, may I use parliamentary privilege to name a few individuals I think a further investigation needs to be made on: David Hughes, a former council official; Les Lawrence, a former cabinet member in Birmingham; Jackie Hughes and Kira Buttwell, all officers of the local authority included in this huge tragedy of keeping these schools in a position they should not have been in.
He said: Mr Speaker, may I use parliamentary privilege to name a few individuals I think a further investigation needs to be made on: David Hughes, a former council official; Les Lawrence, a former cabinet member in Birmingham; Jackie Hughes and Kira Buttwell, all officers of the local authority included in this huge tragedy of keeping these schools in a position they should not have been in.
Willy Loman cries out: "I am not a dime a dozen, I am Willy Loman... !", Eddie Carbone in A View From The Bridge, broken and destroyed by sexual guilt and public shame, bellows: "I want my name", and John Proctor in The Crucible, in refusing the calumny of condemning his fellow citizens, declaims: "How may I live without my name?
