Sentence examples for requests a share from inspiring English sources

"As NATO Prepares for Afghan Withdrawal, Uzbekistan Seeks War's Leftovers" (news article, Feb. 1) cites what seems like an appealing option for American policy makers charged with removing war matériel from Afghanistan: In exchange for its airfields, Uzbekistan requests a share of the military hardware.

When a federal housing agency asked dozens of suburban cities in the Chicago area to band together to request a share of a $2 billion federal fund to help renovate foreclosed homes, they did exactly that.

The creative chefs we turned into partners, the harder they worked, the more profit they generated, but when they requested a share of the profits, their departure was seemingly imminent, something I wasn't comfortable with.

Saying he had always had a close relationship with his staff, Ramsay wrote: "The creative chefs we turned into partners, the harder they worked, the more profit they generated, but when they requested a share of the profits, their departure was seemingly imminent, something I wasn't comfortable with".

The company has indicated that it would request a "share of the value" of any benefit derived from its technology rather than a set fee.

Not only are women requesting a share of the authority and power, so are children.

This new version of Lyft's app, which allows users to request a shared car, find a scooter or bike, as well as see nearby public transit options, is only available in those cities where the company has launched these services.

McGraw-Hill is also pursuing other initiatives that Jana and Ontario Teachers have requested, including a share buyback and cost-cutting, though not at a level that satisfies the investors.

Instead, he argued, it had everything to do with the fact that DaimlerChrysler rejected his request for a share buyback and that while the former Chrysler chairman, Robert J. Eaton, returned Mr. Kerkorian's calls, Mr. Schrempp did not.

It is therefore important to all parties that highly variable spikes in demand, caused by large number of simultaneous requests for a shared CDN service, do not degrade QoS[18, 19].

This practice of self-referral appears to short-circuit the objective for which the GACO system was created, which was to centralize patients' requests on a shared list and to set access priorities based on the urgency and complexity of cases as assessed by health professionals.