Sentence examples for requests aiming from inspiring English sources
"We will introduce a new smartphone app customers can use to post their feelings, opinions and requests, aiming at strengthening our ability to listen to customers' voices," McDonald's Japan Holdings, the parent company, said in a statement issued this week.
While the MoD shows selected journalists around RAF Waddington, parliamentary questions and Freedom of Information requests aimed at informing public debate on the matter are simply refused.
In a declaration and set of requests aimed at focusing the church's attention on the "unprecedented climate crisis", the 17 bishops and archbishops said investments in fossil fuel companies were incompatible with a just and sustainable future.
My freedom of information requests – aimed at finding out more about the education department's relationship with NSN and seeking assurance that there is no scope for a conflict of interest – have so far been stonewalled, as have parliamentary questions asked by Labour MP Lisa Nandy.
Until the attack on Aramco, most of the cybersabotage coming out of Iran appeared to be what the industry calls "denial of service" attacks, relatively crude efforts to send a nearly endless stream of computer-generated requests aimed at overwhelming networks.
This can be achieved by generating a large number of requests aimed at activating different types of error pages.
Some law enforcement agencies, for example, made take-down requests aimed apparently at whitewashing their own behavior, with one asking for the removal of a YouTube clip that allegedly revealed police brutality.
Iran would consider favourably any request aimed at boosting relations between the two countries, he said.
memory_object_server - Handle kernel operation request aimed at a given memory manager.
The appeal filed by Rajoy's conservative People's party government retaliates with a request aimed at quelling defiance among Catalan leaders.
These were woven together into a request aimed at showing "probable cause" to investigate further by carrying out some kind of search.
