Sentence examples for request of either from inspiring English sources

Special meetings can be held at the request of either party.

Special inspection flights may be flown at the request of either Party or of the United Nations.

He said the decision to send the observers was not made at the request of either candidate, but that both men welcomed it.

The compromise suggested by Fowler C. West called for setting up a five-member interagency panel to resolve disputes at the request of either agency.

The security arrangements provided for in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article may at the request of either party be reviewed and amended by mutual agreement of the Parties.

Under the recently adopted rules that were designed to govern a Senate divided equally between 50 Republicans and 50 Democrats, the tie vote in the committee allows the nomination to be brought to the floor at the request of either party's leader, and Mr. Hatch said Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, the Republican leader, is expected to do that.

It is becoming increasingly possible to assemble or make products specifically in response to the requests of either end customers or retailers.

Summing up his instructions to the jury, Judge Kavanewsky said he had granted most of the requests on either side and will include the definition of murder under Connecticut law, as well as explanations of circumstantial evidence, the presumption of innocence, the burden of proof and reasonable doubt.

She did not elaborate, but the administration hopes that a negotiated agreement on a prospective deal could avert a vote at the United Nations — or even be submitted for approval by the Security Council or the General Assembly in lieu of a Palestinian request for either membership or status as an observer state, administration officials said.

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It's not unusual for the White House to ask for more information about a part of a particular nominee's background, and it could do so at the request of senators from either political party, said Rudy Mehrbani, a former Obama administration official now with the Brennan Center for Justice. .