Sentence examples for requests for millions from inspiring English sources

Nicholas Spano is circumspect about the impact the pay raises will have in Albany on the current requests for millions in school money.

Prosecutors have said that Mr. Boyland, 41, made requests for millions of dollars in state money for the organization, MediSys, a nonprofit sponsor of several hospitals, nursing homes and neighborhood health centers in Queens and Brooklyn.

The prosecutors, Glen G. McGorty and William J. Harrington, had presented evidence they said showed that Mr. Boyland was bribed through a sham consulting agreement with Mr. Rosen in return for making requests for millions of dollars in state money for MediSys.

The President's budget request for 21st CCLC is an exciting step in the right direction, and it's our responsibility to make sure these investments turn into new and high quality learning opportunities for the children and youth in our communities who need them most.

As for all his awards and honors, he said, "I was told that the Grammys voted back in May, and we've gotten requests for a 25th-anniversary special from networks for years.

Blatter also apologized to the Ireland Football Association for commenting publicly on its request for a 33rd spot at the World Cup in June.

These fantasies, though, are often interrupted by spills and crying and questions and directives: Eat your supper, get back on your chair, keep your hands to yourself, don't forget to chew, and with this last command, they are requesting (for the 100th time) the retelling of the caveat of the time as a kid I forgot to chew and I threw up whole orange slices all over the floor.

The DOD accepted final bids in August, then extended the deadline for Requests for Proposal to October 9th.

At least seven physicists from the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and Argonne National Laboratory, both outside Chicago, were denied requests for travel to the 13th Topical Conference on Hadron Collider Physics, which will begin tomorrow at the Tata Institute for Fundamental Research in Mumbai (formerly Bombay).

Aldermen can submit requests for certain spaces to Alderman Richard F. Mell (33rd Ward), who heads the Committee on Committees, Rules and Ethics, which handles office assignments.

They included requests for information about Nostradamus, the 16th-century soothsayer who wrote that "the third big war will begin when the big city is burning," at No 1; CNN, the news organization, No. 2; the World Trade Center, No. 3; anthrax, No. 5; Osama bin Laden, No. 7, and Taliban, No. 9, according to the Google Zeitgeist, which tracks trends in the site's traffic patterns.