Sentence examples for requested manner from inspiring English sources

The proposed clinical use of a medication is considered inappropriate, and the medication use in the requested manner is not permitted by the hospital's Pharmacotherapy Committee.

The requests for more personal data about foreign officials were included in several cables requesting all manner of information from posts overseas, information that would seem to be the typical business of diplomats.

"I will continue to assist the government in any manner requested".

"Air and naval assets, to include two navy ships in the Black Sea, will be available if requested for all manner of contingencies in support of – and in consultation with – the Russian government".

The day after, Mr. King sent the S.E.C. a letter with his reply: His agency, Mr. King wrote, had "no authority to act in the manner requested and would itself be in breach of law if it were to accede to your request".

"Hypothetically, and pending any appeals, in situations such as this we will be informed by the relevant racing authority as to how they would like the suspension to be reciprocated in other jurisdictions, and will subsequently uphold it in the manner requested".

"We are currently gathering facts about the issue and will assist Zimbabwe officials in whatever manner requested.

We have researched the option you stated and found it is not possible electronically to comply in the manner you requested".

"This is why Aiba who has taken the initial step of commissioning the report and is addressing the contents of the report in a serious manner—has requested an additional report to confirm the financial discrepancies found in the initial report".

Importantly, information on religious affiliation was requested in a similar manner across census years.

These women described instances: 1) where there was a failure to provide analgesia (nitrous gas or pethidine) in a timely manner when requested by the patient, and 2) when a patient's partner was not offered the opportunity to cut the umbilical cord at birth without an explanation given as to why this was not possible.