Sentence examples for request to what from inspiring English sources

CORRECTION: A previous version of this story tied the amount of the reparations fund request to what Chicago has paid in legal defense fees and settlements.

Such interventions could also improve the decisions made by patients and their healthcare teams by fostering integrated healthcare services and the continuity of care [ 23] across health sectors and disciplines, and as a result of the foregoing, they could ameliorate care and better match what patients request to what they receive.

Before taking a picture the camera would send out "picture requests" to what he calls "permission devices" (about the size of a key fob that, perhaps, might dangle from our necks) that respond to the request with the owner's preferred expiration date.

Don't limit your requests to what you think you can get.

It was not immediately clear what these incidents involved, and the EPA did not reply to HuffPost's request to clarify what they were.

Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, who is to visit Washington this month, has said that Germany will seriously consider the United States request to reduce what Iraq owes it and that his country will not block any NATO decision to send peacekeeping forces to Iraq.

Joe is directly the in-line manager for the board and Mike, the owner, so therefore I request to him what I think the team needs and he has to try to get them over the line.

Mr. Wald declined an interview request to discuss what happened next, but according to a CNN staff member who insisted on anonymity to discuss internal matters, Mr. Akin came under immediate pressure from Republican campaign officials to back out of the interview booking.

And the American Astronomical Society AASS) has turned down his request to publish what he intended to be a letter of apology.

Fossil fuel producers could face a hit of up to $100 billion if Congress heeds the president's request to abolish what he called "oil and gas company preferences" in the tax code.

In a break with tradition, the administration this week lifted its self-imposed embargo on portions of the president's request to highlight what it calls the American Competitiveness Initiative (ScienceNOW, February 1).