Sentence examples for requested not only from inspiring English sources

Legislators have predicted that Congress will add $10 billion to $15 billion to the $83.4 billion that the White House requested, not only to keep jobs but also to block the cancellations of several of major weapons programs.

When Fuller took his device to the commission soon after the war ended, however, he was offered much less than he requested: not only did his device rely heavily on the work of others, his patent rights would reap him further international rewards.

And then there's item No. 96, the full texts of his notorious last wills, in which he requested not only the burning of his unpublished work (which was most of his work at that time), but added that he would ideally like his few published works also destroyed so that he would be forgotten completely.

On a later occasion, Pope St. Zacharias was forced to moderate the zeal of Boniface, who requested not only excommunication but also solitary confinement for two "heretical" missionaries, Adalbert and Clement the Irishman sentences that the pope avoided imposing by deliberate delay.

Stakeholders from agriculture requested not only to assess potential impacts of regional climate change on yield but also to interpret climate impact on farm economy.

ANA-IIF-HEp-2 is being increasingly requested not only on clinical suspicion of AARD but also for differential diagnosis from AARD.

"[We] request not only that the chemical arsenal is put under international control, but [also] to judge the author of the crime before the International Criminal Court," he said.

Young people must be innovative about how they approach financing and partnerships; for example, requesting not only financial support but also in-kind contributions from the private sector and universities.

Georgia Governor Marvin Griffin had privately given Dodd his support, but he surprised the campus and the state on Friday, December 2, 1955 by bowing to pressure from segregationists and sending a wire to the Georgia Board of Regents chairman, Robert O. Arnold, requesting not only that Tech not play the game, but that all University System of Georgia teams play only segregated games.

The second letter from Kuhn, sent shortly afterward, contained a request not only for "50 Lb.

Ryan, perturbed about something in Uthoff's request, not only ruled out the Big Ten but also the entire Atlantic Coast Conference, Iowa State and Marquette.