Sentence examples for requests in case from inspiring English sources

In the interest of national safety, it advised radio programmers to ban weather forecasts, which could help the enemy plan a bombing attack, and to avoid man-on-the-street interviews and listener music requests in case the interviewee or caller was a spy conveying a coded message to the enemy in words or song.

Hosts see the request pop up in real time and can accept or deny, and also have access to a list of pending requests in case a bunch of different people are trying to join in.

The commissioner recommended that judges should approve communications data requests in cases where officers are seeking to discover journalists' sources.

Moreover, earlier this month the cabinet dropped plans to allow co-operation with other countries' tax-assistance requests in cases where the data was stolen by whistle-blowers, after the proposal met with strong domestic political opposition.

A Mexican official said that Mr. Murillo Karam encouraged the American arrest request in case he was unsuccessful in reversing the ruling in a Mexican court.

The stratification of the requested exam according to the treating physician's level of confidence prior to the exam itself highlighted how ultrasound scans limited to the abdomen only were requested when facing higher level of confidence, while combined chest and abdominal scans where requested in case of lower levels of confidence (χ2 = 139.9; 16 g.l.; p < 0.001; Table 2).

Shortly before he became demented, he drafted an advance directive with a euthanasia request in case of dementia.

Results from the research microbiology laboratories will not routinely be disclosed to participating clinicians or patients in either trial arm, but will be available upon request in case of clinical deterioration.

As a third alternative, he may respond by making an attempt at clarifying the request, in case there has been a comprehension or verbal communication problem ("what?", "again please", "can you please repeat?").

Regarding their opinion about the level of request in case of expensive laboratory investigations, more than 70% agree that these expensive tests should be advised by classified specialists only.

The close cooperation between nurses and GPs put forward in our program may help convince patients that nurses have the sufficient expertise to solve the problems in the majority of cases and that a consultation with the GP will be requested in case of uncertainty.