Sentence examples for request alternative from inspiring English sources

And studios are now going to Mondo to request alternative posters.

"Signs should be placed in such a way that passengers understand and can decide if they want to go through the machines or request alternative screening," she said.

The more they enact those orientations, the more invested they become in maintaining them, but clients may not feel empowered to request alternative approaches that resonate more with their needs [ 30].

Women are able to withdraw consent at any time (i.e. before, during or after the procedure and/or before completing follow-up questionnaire) without affecting their usual clinical care or request alternative and available means of analgesia.

The council agreed to write to Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin to request alternatives to expansion in the South East.

They have requested alternative dispute mediation, and a court date to check in on that process has been scheduled for December.

As 84% of women who requested alternative shelter in Minnesota were turned away in 1978, Dr. Pence set out to create systemic change to an issue that had become a systemic dilemma.

—Anna Beside the available medical facilities for giving birth, the women reported having requested alternative options and described particular dissatisfaction with birthing houses.

Re "Energy Rhetoric, and Reality" (editorial, Jan . 25, about the president's request for alternative fuels from coal: You oppose converting a portion of United States coal reserves, the world's largest, into transportation fuel because of alleged environmental effects.

In a six-page decision rejecting a request from alternative schools for exemption from the Regents exams, Mr. Mills said that the schools could not be excused because advocates had failed to present evidence that portfolios were a valid substitute for the test.

The resulting flurry of argument and debate over the rights of parents in public schools led to New Hampshire legislators passing a law (over a gubernatorial veto) that  allows parents to request an alternative school curriculum for any subject to which they register an objection.