Sentence examples for request to convey from inspiring English sources

Unsure, she said, she decided to turn it over to the Brandeis campus police with a request to convey it the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

They requested Agostino to convey a message to all donors and other humanitarian organisations.

Mr Maehara said the foreign ministry had called in envoys from Australia, New Zealand and the Netherlands to "convey a sense of regret and reiterate a strong request to take effective measures to avoid the recurrence of Sea Shepherd's obstructionist activities".

The princess appreciated the conduct of the ship's crew, and requested Admiral Sir Michael Seymour to convey that "she was much pleased" to the ship.

One of the respondents recommended the use of pictures as visual aids to convey requested items, which successfully eliminated the confusion in future interviews.

"I urged the humanitarian release of Otto, and they agreed to convey our request," Richardson told the newspaper.

Holbrooke that Zardari had asked AbZ to convey a request to UAE President Sheikh Khalifa (AbZ's half-brother) that Zardari's family be allowed to live in the UAE in the event of his death.

But she directed Mr. Zaid to answer, in writing, the government's objections to his request for a closed hearing to convey the classified information, saying she would rule later on whether to order such a hearing.

The party - which remains furious about the dismissal of the Whitlam government by the then governor general, John Kerr, in 1975 - insists it is within the Senate's power to convey the request, and it would be up to Cosgrove to consider how to handle it.

Labor – which is still angry about the dismissal of the Whitlam government by the then governor general, John Kerr, in 1975 – insists it is within the Senate's power to convey the request and it would be up to Cosgrove to consider how to handle it.

During that conversation, in the family home on Wednesday, a Palestinian just released from the same prison where her son Ibrahim was being held telephoned to convey a request: Because Mr. Issa, an engineer trained in the Netherlands, had been taken away in his pajamas, he asked that his family send warm clothes and his medicine, for an ulcer and allergies.