Sentence examples for request to describe from inspiring English sources

That evaluation was firstly based on the results of a questionnaire which was distributed to the main European railway operators with the request to describe the testing procedures and equipment applied in their maintenance facilities.

Each interview began with a request to describe the family's cancer journey, including a subjective description of their diagnostic experience and time to diagnosis.

Interviews began with a general request to describe the experience of caring for the newborn infant and how decisions about care provided to the newborn are made.

Merely observe the visitors as they exit: their knees are weak, their jaws below sea level, and requests to describe what they have just seen are often met with a stammer.

Chief Warrant Officer Denise Barnes, who was in charge of the brig for the last four months of Private Manning's time there, said that the soldier declined her many requests to describe his emotional state in detail.

When there was doubt as to whether the injury included neck trauma, the patient was requested to describe the traumatic injury to the head in greater detail, in order to exclude an acceleration/deceleration trauma.

Thus, subjects were merely requested to describe the deceiver's intention and the victim's ignorance.

Only persons who were employed, self-employed, or temporarily sick-listed were requested to describe their work conditions.

For example, those who reported that they had to change their activity program or remain indoors due to TD were requested to describe which activities were cancelled.

The respondents were asked to state whether they were experiencing any ongoing pain since discharge from the ICU (only new pains that they did not have before their ICU admission), and if so, they were requested to describe the body parts affected (either in words or pictorially on the body chart).

An assemblyman who requested anonymity to describe private discussions said it appeared that there were more members in favor of legalizing mixed martial arts than against it.