Sentence examples for requests might be from inspiring English sources
In a few smaller countries the requests might be submitted by fax.
The plan, written by Jeh C. Johnson, the Defense Department's general counsel, and Gen. Carter F. Ham, commander of the United States Army in Europe, does not specify how privacy requests might be carried out.
Typical QAA meeting requests might be "we would like to meet staff involved in student support" or "a mixed group of long-serving and new staff" or "a group of post-graduates".
For computing these values a training stage where the composition behavior is observed on multiple requests might be necessary.
But due to the presumption of having disjointed clusters, in some cases, simultaneous forming of clusters with the maximum number of requests might be impossible.
The EU's justice commissioner, Viviane Reding, says she has concerns that firms complying with Prism-related requests might be handing over data in breach of European citizens' data privacy rights.
But Democrats said the Pentagon's request might be too large because President Bush's $1.35 trillion tax cut had drastically reduced the surplus.
One explanation for London Live's request might be that it arguably has one of the most difficult challenges in creating local content, along with the largest opportunity.
Told that the latter request might be improbably ambitious, Foucan smiles tightly and says, "The parkour philosophy is that if you really want to do something but encounter an obstacle, you work hard to find a way around it".
But when the Poles asked the World Bank for cash to support workers dislocated at the start of 1990, the Bank reacted in slow motion, suggesting that a fraction of the sum requested might be available by next summer.The third kind of support is cancellation of most of the debt owed to western governments and banks.
Nevertheless, such suggestions create a slippery slope toward greater censorship - one day the request might be to avoid insulting a prophet, the next it might be to avoid insulting a dictator.
