Sentence examples for requests appear from inspiring English sources
"These requests appear to be very broad and intersect important First Amendment protections," said the committee's chairman, Representative Robert W. Goodlatte, Republican of Virginia.
KIVA When you sign up to be a lender at Kiva, your money does not go directly to the entrepreneurs whose requests appear on the Web site.
In the red corner Reprints Related items Northern Ireland: In the footsteps of giantsSep 20th 2007The younger Mr Paisley's requests appear to have been rather petty, considering the momentous occasion on which they were made.
The report also shows, however, that sites for which Google has received more than 10,000 copyright removal requests appear less frequently than those which have received more than 1,000.
The requests appear to be an early but aggressive step by Mr. Schneiderman's office to curtail the intense secrecy enveloping these groups, which are playing a pivotal role in this year's battle for the White House and Congress yet are free from virtually all of the rules and restrictions that apply to candidates and "super PACs".
Most requests appear to have been granted routinely, although as recently as 1967, a Civil Court judge in Brooklyn refused to change Samuel Weinberg's family name to Lansing "for future business reasons, such that my sons shall not bear any possible stigma".
When the depot here at Ga'a fell, however, those requests appeared to have had little effect.
Earnest requests appeared asking me to speak at strange conferences in strange places to discuss spirituality and the "wholeness of existence".
As part of this investigation, federal officials found that staff members who were supposed to track detention requests appeared "to rely upon memory or handwritten notes on files," and in any case, could not communicate with the detainees in Spanish.
Representative Henry Waxman, a Democrat from California, protested, in an open letter to the committee's chairman, Michigan Republican Fred Upton, that the requests appeared "to have been sent solely to divert the resources of small, local community groups, just as they are needed to help with the new health care law".
For example, children learn the labels for objects better when labelled objects are being manipulated by themselves, compared to when they are being manipulated by someone else (Yu & Smith, 2012), and information that is received by infants in response to their requests appears to be better retained than unsolicited information (Begus, Gliga, & Southgate, in preparation).
