Sentence examples for request to live from inspiring English sources

In one of the first applications of the new registry, one lesbian couple had applied for temporary public housing but their request to live together in a family shelter was turned down, said Laura Newman, the county liaison for the gays and lesbians.

A spokesman for the city's Housing Authority, Howard Marder, said housing officials had made the Lius a priority, but had been hampered by a shortage of low-income housing, and by the family's initial request to live near Chinatown in Manhattan, which has the longest wait of any borough.

Louisa, in her fashion, said several weeks later, having joined me in running the tavern, don't worry about all that, we live in a frontier area, nobody cares about what we're doing, and if the law comes we can always flee west and request to live among the Indians, and there's nothing the law could do to us then.

"Xander deliberately requested to live on North Campus as far away from our house as was physically possible," she said.

So far, nobody has requested to live in any of those units, which become available in January, said Chancellor Phil DiStefano.

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While in hospital he requested help to live away from his family and was referred to children's social care.

By the early 1900s, Yavapai were drifting away from the San Carlos Reservation, and were requesting permission to live on the grounds of the original Camp Verde Reservation.

If I'm successful in obtaining access to trans healthcare, it will not only be something I have wanted for a long time myself, but it will also open the door for many people, both inside and outside the military, to request the right to live more open, fulfilled lives.

If I'm successful in obtaining access to trans health care, not only will it be something I have wanted for a long time myself, but it will open the door for many people, both inside and outside the military, to request the right to live more open, fulfilled lives.

Chris Folayan founded the site in 2011 after studying and working in the U.S. The idea came from a common request to Africans living abroad that highlighted a gap between supply and demand for the continent's consumer markets.