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It can be used when indicating that something will be made available if someone asks for it. Example: "The detailed report will be provided on request to any interested parties."
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Prices for recited specials provided on request.
The Ritz-Carlton Chicago has a long inventory of items provided on request, like cuff links, nail polish, shoelaces and ziplock bags for toiletries.
Court rules say that basic information must normally be provided on request, such as the identity of the lawyers and the judge or magistrates.
Training documentation will be provided on request to the University Privacy Officer or the Secretary of the United States Department of Health and Human Services.
The Contracting Officer will provide the list to the successor contractor, and the list shall be provided on request to employees or their representatives.
There are balconies to sit out on, views of the city, staff to look after you (all meals are provided on request), plus the help and hospitality of your charming hosts (Arun is particularly up on round-Delhi cycling routes).
Among these are Fairmont hotels, which introduced their Lifestyle Cuisine Plus menu three years ago, provided on request to guests who have diabetes or a heart condition, or who prefer gluten-free, macrobiotic, raw, vegan, vegetarian, low-fat or low-carbohydrate dishes.
Meetings to discuss waiting times are held, but not always minuted, although details were provided on request.
cDNAs were amplified with TaqGold™ polymerase (Roche Diagnostics) in a thermal cycler with the specific primers (sequences provided on request).
This network is offered as a public resource of the current status of human HF-relevant interactions (network is provided on request).
(Results provided on request).
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