Sentence examples for requests months from inspiring English sources

Morgan Stanley received the most, with $107.3 billion, Citigroup got $99.5 billion and Bank of America took $91.4 billion, the news agency said, citing data collected "through Freedom of Information Act requests, months of litigation and an act of Congress".

But he also noted a half-dozen instances in which groups filed requests months before a planned event, only to receive a response from the police a day or two before the scheduled parade.

That includes software that manages multiple deals, transitions clients between colleagues, keeps track of paperwork, and can track client requests, meaning that agencies can take requests months in advanced.

That includes software that manages multiple deals, transitions clients between colleagues, keeps track of paperwork, and can track client requests, meaning that agencies can take requests months in advanced.

Microsoft's cooperation was first requested months ago; the company's general counsel granted a lengthy interview last week.

They should testify about what they know, and the Justice Department should hand over documents the committee requested months ago.

But Microsoft has requested months for preparation and witness testimony, while the Justice Department says the remedy stage can be wrapped up in a week after the May 24 hearing.

"I am pleased that the State Department released the complete set of Secretary Clinton's emails about Benghazi – as Democrats requested months ago," said the Maryland Democrat.

Mr. Merkin, the former chairman of GMAC, is also being sued by New York University, which requested months ago that he relinquish control over the Ariel fund.

He accused the White House of stonewalling his committee on information that it had requested months ago, when Republicans still controlled the House.

Bill Keller, the executive editor of The Times, said, "Scotland Yard has declined our repeated requests for interviews and refused to release information we requested months ago under the British freedom of information law.