Sentence examples for multiple petitions from inspiring English sources

This year, officials warned, multiple petitions by the same company for one candidate will be disqualified, to prevent businesses from trying to game the system.

Petitioning, a practice from medieval times, was used by the working class in the 19th century to demand the vote in their millions; yet the government of the time was quick to reject the multiple petitions they presented.

Michael Reich, the organization's executive secretary, said that when they examined the documents, they found instances of the same person signing multiple petitions and of signatures from people who did not live in the district, a byproduct of having as many as 11 candidates running for a seat.

Processing delays force employers to file costly multiple petitions just to keep an employee and dependents in legal status, complained Lynn Shotwell, director of the American Council on International Personnel, a Washington organization for 250 corporations and institutions that want to ease the movement of personnel.

They also created multiple petitions and new Twitter account: @keepthursdays.

The Federal Communications Commission has received multiple petitions requesting that the show be blocked from broadcasting on indecency grounds.

The organization has complained of "excessive technicalities" after electoral officials said last week that multiple petition forms filled out in similar handwriting would be sidelined.

Multiple online petitions have circulated calling for various actions in response to the Jena Six case.

The court said many of the fraudulent signatures had been the work of people who had signed the petitions multiple times.

There have been multiple Change.org petitions asking Netflix to pull "To the Bone," arguing that the movie is harmful in every direction: it stigmatizes eating disorders, and also glorifies them; it gives too narrow a portrait of people with anorexia, but in doing so also shows too much.

But the goal of cutting back on habeas corpus, of curbing the jurisdiction of the federal courts to grant relief to prisoners who had been tried and convicted in state court, was high on the agenda of well-placed conservatives who found federal judges too indulgent, especially when it came to accepting multiple habeas corpus petitions from inmates on the various state death rows.