Sentence examples for requests in response from inspiring English sources

So far, there have been few public details on the procedures being applied by Google and other intermediaries to deal with requests in response to the ruling.

Distributors the Weinstein Company, whose movie Carol is their major stake in this year's Oscars race, are said to be considering "making adjustments to fit network TV execs' requests" in response to a rejection of their latest promo for the film.

According to the company, payment splitting was one of the top requests in response to the tweet.

Republicans were openly annoyed when the I.R.S. Oversight Board properly disclosed the original budget request in response to a lawmaker's question.

The information was requested in response to the special operations command – which oversees secret US military missions – "regarding [internally displaced people] IDP/refugee camps and NGO activity".

Mr. Muhammad's defense team made the request in response to an article in The Post that cited unidentified sources as saying Mr. Malvo had confessed to some of the shootings in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia last month.

Microsoft made the request in response to a filing on Friday by the government, which called on the federal appeals court to immediately send the case to the lower court.

In their resignation letter, the three said the review board unanimously agreed a process to assess each Russian swimmer's Rio eligibility, as Fina and the International Olympic Committee had requested in response to Canadian law professor Richard McLaren's report for Wada.

In response to the Packers' financial report, the president of the N.F.L. Players Association, Kevin Mawae, said: "It's 1/32nd of the financial information we've requested in response to their demand that we give back $1 billion and increase our risk of injury by playing two additional games".

When a client repeats a request in response to the XDC_RESPONSE_REQUESTED status code, it sets this header to true and includes it in the request.

The committee leaders made their request in response to a July 8 article in the Los Angeles Times about deficiencies in BioWatch, including prototypes for Generation 3. President George W. Bush unveiled BioWatch during his 2003 State of the Union address, saying it would provide "the nation's first early-warning network of sensors to detect a biological attack".