Sentence examples for request for one from inspiring English sources
Hanson blamed Culleton's resignation on his request for One Nation to pay his legal fees in the high court and bankruptcy proceedings, including a federal court case with a hearing on Monday.
Priced upon request for one to three days depending on your choice of Ferrari, the four-day trip from Rome to Siena and back costs 4,300 euros per person (about $5,675 at $1.32 to the euro) plus 150 euros per person for insurance.
The statement supported the plaintiffs' argument that the DOJ did not really need a citizenship question on the census and its request for one was driven by other motivations. .
The statement supported the plaintiffs' argument that the DOJ did not really need a citizenship question on the census and its request for one was driven by other motivations.
We don't have a panini press (and no, that's not a request for one), so I'm going to try it on a griddle (getting more authentic) and/or our waffle iron.
Their request for one last Thursday was denied by the local police chief.
Given the campaign that has been waged against him, it is in one way surprising Deans wants another two-year contract, but he has the support of his players and he has turned down requests for one-on-one interviews this month and dead-batted questions about his future.
We required journalists to sign in at the news conference and we kept track of requests for one-on-one interviews.
New requests for one UC campus to rely on another campus' review must be submitted via the online UC IRB Reliance Registry prior to protocol submission at the reviewing campus' IRB.
(He declined my repeated requests for one when I was working on a book about the company, "Private Empire," which came out in 2012, although he authorized some background interviews with other ExxonMobil executives).
Requests for one or more of the guarantees within a session have no affect on the availability seen by applications that are using other sessions or on applications that require no guarantees.
