Sentence examples similar to nominally requested from inspiring English sources
It included a brief vignette of a nominally religious 47-year-old man hospitalized for acute alcohol poisoning who requested addiction treatment.
There appear to be only two possible scenarios now: an increase in the protests so overwhelming that Mubarak, defiant soldier, is forced to go back on his vow to stay in office — at least nominally — until September; or an army clampdown that forces people to do what Suleiman requested — go home.
An indication that this funding is often not sufficient to cover even basic education costs, is provided by the fact that schools often request 'contributions' from parents, despite a nominally 'free' public education system.
He could easily have sought another term, and, despite the fact that he is nominally a Republican, President Obama might well have acceded to his request.
Raised in the Welsh Congregationalists, he had become strongly opposed to all organized religion, although on her request the family very occasionally attended church, and she nominally identified as an Episcopalian.
In the years since 9/11, the spying agencies have been given great leeway to expand their activities, with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Court, which deals with legal requests from the agencies, and the congressional intelligence committees, which nominally oversees all of their activities, all too often acting as rubber stamps rather than proper watchdogs.
Sierra Leone will nominally be the hosts for that match which has been brought forward to 25 July at the request of the SLFA.
Nominally, there are close links.
