Sentence examples for much petitioning from inspiring English sources

After much petitioning, Lenin was granted permission to take his law examinations.

After much petitioning by the Azad Foundation, Team Pakistan has been accepted to take part in the competition.

After an appeal – and much petitioning from those opposing Fabric's closure – the council went on to agree to strict new licensing conditions, including an over-19s policy and ID scanners at entry to the venue.

The occasion for my visit, preceded by much petitioning and negotiation, was the publication of David Garrow's "The F.B.I. and Dr. Martin Luther King," which stated that during the mid-1950's Moscow had sent the party $1 million a year via a party functionary and alleged double agent.

In 1981, after much petitioning of the US government, and a three-day march by approximately 100 Yavapai, the plan to build the dam was withdrawn.

While LEGO don't seem to me to care too much, a petition set up by a concerned father appealing to LEGO to stop partnering with The Sun has garnered over 12,000 signatures in a week.

"I don't think the Shinnecocks are much interested in petitioning," the executive director of the Indian Rights Association wrote to the Office of Federal Acknowledgment in 1984.

New Yorkers enjoyed it so much that they petitioned to make spring a yearly thing.

"This merging of old-school advocacy with social media made the petition much more effective," Mr. Rattray said.

His heavy-handed approach to the issue provoked so much anger, a petition signed by 109,000 people was delivered to the White House demanding he be deported back to the UK as a result.

The Supreme Court eventually dismissed the petitioner as much as the petition.