Sentence examples for ordinary request from inspiring English sources

This was no ordinary request: since the orchestra's founding in 1879 as the Shanghai Municipal Public Band, no Chinese musician had ever joined its ranks.

A routine order for surveys of ships held in ordinary was requested by the Secretary of the Navy John Branch; the commandant of the Charlestown Navy Yard, Charles Morris, estimated a repair cost of over $157,000 for Constitution.

- Diagnostic approach - Type of request: Ordinary or urgent 3. Clinical data of the patient: a. History related to the test and/or possible disease: - Obesity - AHT - Diabetes - Dyslipemia - Alcohol consumption - Consumption of hypolipemiants b.

If this is what is meant by the clause in the Treasury's announcement that the government "is also willing to assist in the raising of ordinary equity if requested to do so", then Darling may have covered all the bases.

StatMuse, a startup out of San Francisco that currently lets you search for basketball facts and statistics through ordinary "natural" language requests, has picked up a $10 million round of funding to expand to new sports and services around the basic stats.

Ordinary citizens could also request that search engines remove links to sites which contained excessive personal data on them.

Said Kamal continued to make portraits of the Taliban, just as he continued to take clandestine wedding pictures at the request of ordinary Kandaharis.

Keen to find out just how easy it would be to be "forgotten" by a global search engine, following the court ruling that Google must amend some search results at the request of ordinary people, I decided to try to get a photo of myself (a terrible one from last summer in which I'm trying desperately to hide my newly-fitted braces) permanently erased from all Google searches.

An EU court has ruled that Google must amend some search results at the request of ordinary people in a test of the so-called "right to be forgotten".

A top EU court has ruled Google must amend some search results at the request of ordinary people in a test of the so-called "right to be forgotten".

The Bush Administration's decision to seek information about the search requests of ordinary users triggered significant criticism from many privacy advocates.