Sentence examples for request published from inspiring English sources

This month it is expected to produce a report outlining the impact of the $52 billion-worth of cuts that are heading its way for the next fiscal year, which begins in October.The president's 2014 defence budget request, published in April, made no concession to the spending caps demanded by the BCA.

Darren Johnson, a Green party assembly member, cited information gleaned from a freedom of information request published in March that showed only four of London's 33 boroughs had incorporated the requirement to pay the London living wage into their procurement policies.

But the results of a Freedom of Information request published by BBC London last week showed that just 4,399 of the 80,489 empty properties in the capital had been subjected to the Empty Homes Premium.

We conducted extensive searches of relevant databases, and we requested published and unpublished data from pharmaceutical companies manufacturing methylphenidate, including Shire, Medice (represented in Denmark by HB Pharma), Janssen-Cilag, and Novartis.

This was possible through different efforts including extension of time, multiple requests, publishing the survey tool in different websites and requests different public gatherings (e.g. seminars, conferences).

The request was published last Wednesday, two days before the 911 failure, according to the City Record On-Line, the city's procurement Web site.

And then The Memory Hole, a Web site determined to pry loose every manner of withheld information (www.thememoryhole.org), received hundreds of photos from the military in response to a Freedom of Information request, and published them online.

Is it ever acceptable to turn down a request for published data or reagents from another academic scientist?

The FoI request was published on Thursday by the Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, who says the scale of domestic violence is "disturbingly high".

Brod decided to ignore this request and published the novels and collected works between 1925 and 1935.

Event sponsors may request past published material, or a letter from the news agency on its letterhead, detailing the job assignment.