Sentence examples for request means from inspiring English sources

(1 Commercial use request means a request from or on behalf of a requester who seeks records for a use or purpose that furthers the commercial, trade, or profit interests of the requester or the person on whose behalf the request is made.

Request means any request for records made pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 552.

The new request means they have needed $148.2 billion to stay afloat, about $63.1 billion of which is being used by Freddie Mac.

Andalusia's 4.9 billion euro request means that four of Spain's 17 regions have already requested three-quarters of the 18 billion euro emergency fund the Rajoy government has set aside.

Its 848 million euro request means that the five regions have jointly requested 16 billion euros out of the 18 billion euro emergency fund the Rajoy government has set aside.

If you want to request a number it has to be done by Western Union or Postal, each request means something since it costs at least twenty cents to send one in.

It developed that the request meant overnight lodging for Mlle.

His summer transfer request meant few tears were shed when he lost the captaincy and his place.

He said the lack of response to the request meant that it had been "constructively denied," adding that The Times was at fault for not filing an appeal.

He denied that the request meant that the country planned to resume whaling soon, and it is unclear whether Parliament will act on its 1998 resolution or try again with the commission.

The managers, in turn, thought Almon's request meant she did not approve of the fructose in the salsa that was already on hand and scrambled to purchase a different salsa.