Sentence examples for request to apologise from inspiring English sources
Japan demanded today that China pay for repairs to coastguard vessels damaged in a recent collision with a Chinese trawler, a day after it rejected Beijing's request to apologise and pay compensation for detaining the fishing boat's captain.
But Hopkins has stayed uncharacteristically quiet in the face of hundreds of requests to apologise for her article, described as "offensive, xenophobic and racist" by the Society of Black Lawyers.
Mr Blair was responding to a request by Ian Paisley to apologise to victims for the 'catastrophic error' that allowed a fugitive to 'evade justice'.
A Liberal Democrat spokesman said: "Nick Clegg is of the view that as long as Lord Rennard refuses the very reasonable request from Alistair Webster QC to apologise then it is inappropriate for him to rejoin the Liberal Democrat group in the House of Lords.
A Lib Dem spokesman said: "Nick Clegg is of the view that, as long as Lord Rennard refuses the very reasonable request from Alistair Webster QC to apologise, it is inappropriate for him to rejoin the Liberal Democrat group in the House of Lords.
A Liberal Democrat party spokesman said: "Nick Clegg is of the view that, as long as Lord Rennard refuses the very reasonable request from Alistair Webster QC to apologise, that it is inappropriate for him to rejoin the Liberal Democrat group in the House of Lords.
I ended up leaving, at Tom's request, then coming back in after messaging him to apologise again on Grindr.
Khan has refused to apologise for his remarks and ignored requests from India's leading women's rights panel, the National Commission for Women, to explain his remarks.
TalkTalk have been contacting their customers to apologise and inform but their communication should not request any details from you or contain any links for you to click.
It generated particular friction earlier in the year when Uber was forced to apologise after calling Lyft drivers and then cancelling their requests immediately after.
