Sentence examples for request leading from inspiring English sources

The court denied that request, leading to the appeal to the Appellate Division.

In June, the bureau's director rejected the request, leading Ms. Stewart's lawyer, Jill R. Shellow, to ask the judge to vacate her sentence.

When I was little, the inappropriate content was always fast-forwarded through at my mother's request, leading me to believe that "Saturday Night Fever" was 20 minutes long.

Since Saturday's vote, there has been speculation here that the party could even break up, with the 90-odd legislators who opposed the American request leading the way.

The NFL players' union is appealing the league's decision and the former FBI director Robert Mueller is, at the NFL's request, leading an investigation into how the league handled Rice's punishment.

Behind the library panelling is a secret hidden passage, added at Alexander Weddell's request, leading to his private study.

At present, chief constables have the sole discretion to respond to individual requests, leading to a postcode lottery in the application of the deletion policy.

The controllable variables c1 and c2 will be used by the computed controller to block some requests, leading automata of tasks to the Wait state whenever the other task is in its Active state.

The reason for the hybrid auto-scaler performing worse than System I R and System I P is that in the other cases for the reactive/proactive systems, the brokers accepted fewer requests, leading to the lower profit shown in Fig. 9.

Indeed, rules of the call for candidate models requested leading institutions to propose no more than one candidate for the same IGRF type of model, and it turned out that IPGP was also leader in the production of another predictive IGRF secular variation candidate model (using a data assimilation type of strategy, Fournier et al. (2015); see also Fournier et al. (2010)).

Vaculik created the manifesto at the request of leading scientists from the Academy of Sciences to support a process of liberal reforms meant to lead toward the democratisation of communist Czechoslovakia that began in early 1968 when Alexander Dubcek became secretary-general of the Communist Party.