Sentence examples for organizations asking from inspiring English sources

On Monday, Stubbs had a list of 150 emails from various media organizations asking for comment.

Every so often, says Barnes, he gets inquiries from media organizations asking whether there's any basis to the Internet stories.

(On death row, Willingham wrote to several legal organizations asking them if they could give him a polygraph so that he could prove his innocence).

"In an election year, it is often nonprofit organizations asking the tough questions of politicians," said Ms. Aron, who will testify on Wednesday.

From coast to coast, Conoco said, it received telephone calls from individuals and organizations asking where its gasoline could be bought.

Last month a senior House Republican, Representative Darrell Issa of California, nevertheless dispatched letters to 150 companies, trade groups and research organizations asking them to identify federal regulations that are restraining economic recovery and job growth.

The New York Times and other news organizations asked for such information.

The problem is when organizations ask for one thing and get something else.

Pollsters and news organizations asked themselves how they failed to foresee Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's New Hampshire victory.

Some organizations ask journalists to report on their crisis-prevention plans with complacency-shattering results.

Consider this example: Some organizations ask people whether the executives are great role models for employees.