Sentence examples for request to deal from inspiring English sources
Setting aside whether these projects have merit, a supplemental spending request to deal with a current crisis is not the appropriate vehicle to propose new spending projects.
"They could have moved this to the front of the line, but they never requested it," Mr. Lowry said, adding that the union has never objected to a request to deal quickly with a high-priority issue.
Lots of people (the media included) have been pretty slow to recognize what has happened at the border, and Congress is debating whether to grant Obama's $3.7 billion funding request to deal with the crisis.
Shelby and others anticipate the White House could send up an emergency spending request to deal with the most recent hurricanes, and that could become another vehicle to add wall money by year's end.
Others found other reasons to reject the request to deal with the problem.
The moves were meant to pressure Republicans, and to once again put them on the record against the president's larger emergency request to deal with the virus, which causes birth defects such as microcephaly and other ailments.
Administration officials note the government has gotten record numbers of such requests to deal with.
WASHINGTON, Jan . 3— A great deal is being made by the Democrats in Washington these days about the difference be tween President Nixon's soar ing rhetoric on pollution con trol and his comparatively low budget requests to deal with the problem.
The naval contingent, under the command of Captain O'Callaghan, came ashore within fifteen minutes of being requested to deal with any rioting caused by the general population.
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama isn't likely to get an easy sign-off on the $3.7 billion in funding he requested to deal with a crisis of unaccompanied minors crossing the border illegally.
But notably, the president did not ask for changes to the 2008 law to be part of the emergency supplemental he requested to deal with the border crisis, suggesting that the administration doesn't want to hastily redraw legislation that was passed to protect at-harm minors.
