Sentence examples for request wholly from inspiring English sources
Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, the top Democrat on the Senate Appropriations Committee, called the funding request "wholly inadequate and downright insulting," saying it was particularly insufficient for Puerto Rico.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican who'd asked for Congress to pony up $61 billion in Hurricane Harvey relief, called the request "wholly inadequate".
But in court papers filed Tuesday evening, Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, through state lawyers, fiercely opposed Glossip's petition to halt his execution, telling the justices his request is "wholly unwarranted" because his appeal itself lacks constitutional merit and Oklahoma followed proper procedure all along.
A mandatory requirement that every federal agency submit EIS's with its appropriation requests raises wholly different and more serious issues "of fair and prudent administration," ibid., than does nonbinding advice.
Making aspects such as transfer requests public is wholly disrespectful to a player". Former West Brom striker Jason Roberts says he has some sympathy for Berahino.
The region is watching carefully as to how the west reacts to the new Iranian president's call for a deal and his wholly sensible request for a nuclear-free region that includes Israel.
Such requests shall be granted only upon a showing that the request is based on circumstances wholly beyond the applicant's control which preclude further prosecution of his application.
Archives|LONDON COUNSELS PATIENCE BY REICH; Holds Present Time Not Wholly Propitious for Requesting More Concessions.
LONDON COUNSELS PATIENCE BY REICH; Holds Present Time Not Wholly Propitious for Requesting More Concessions.
There have been thousands of such requests lodged since the law was passed, and the F.B.I.'s own audits have shown that there can be plenty of overreach — perhaps wholly inadvertent — in requests like these.
The distinction between mistrials declared by the court Sua sponte and mistrials granted at the defendant's request or with his consent is wholly consistent with the protections of the Double Jeopardy Clause.
