Sentence examples for request meaning from inspiring English sources

At the court hearing later, Judge Purdy denied his bail request, meaning that Mr. Rancadore will remain in custody while he awaits extradition proceedings.

The plan is for checks to pass through an "anonymising hub" that removes identification in both directions on the request, meaning that in theory only the fact that the user is over 18 is out there, but there are always weak points in such systems.

US district judge Richard Gergel approved the request, meaning that, for the short guilt phase at least, Roof will be represented by the experienced death penalty defense attorney David Bruck, whose former clients include the convicted Boston marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

The court also refused to expedite the request, meaning it will likely take several years before any judgement is passed on the legality of powers that, in the meanwhile, continue to be used by UK state agents.

·         The Queen and members of the Royal Family are exempt from Freedom of Information requests, meaning you can't request to find out all her secrets – although earlier this year Prince Charles 'spider letters' were revealed to the public after a court ruling.

But this too is suffering from only half the funding requested, meaning many families are not receiving the support they need to stave off the impact of the current pressures.

That includes software that manages multiple deals, transitions clients between colleagues, keeps track of paperwork, and can track client requests, meaning that agencies can take requests months in advanced.

In 2012, the last year for which the Department of Justice has figures, 9,206 Mexican citizens requested asylum in the US, but only 126 had that request granted, meaning 99percentt of applications were rejected.

The Barber campaign celebrated after Pima County Superior Court Judge James Marner rejected that request on Monday, meaning the count will go on.

An officer investigating an alleged wrong doing can request three extensions, meaning that an inmate can be held in the SHU for nine months without ever being charged.

Bush predicted regulators as a matter of course would make a second request for information, meaning the review would last several months.