Sentence examples for requests stand from inspiring English sources

Top Farc leaders are also wanted in US courts on drug trafficking charges, but top US officials have indicated that it would not let the extradition requests stand in the way of a peace deal.

Mansour has applied for a visa to live with relatives in Australia, and his lawyer has asked the Turkish courts to approve his release, but both requests stand pending. .

For instance, though the "granted" rate of private personal requests stands at 48%, the rate of approval is much lower (18%) for requests regarding serious crimes.

Bryant declined to say whether his trade request stood.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit rejected her appeal, and her lawyers asked the Supreme Court to consider her case; that request stands because of the possibility that she could be jailed again.

An employee whose sole job seemed to be to make toast upon request stood behind the counter and took orders as two copies of a newspaper floated around and young couples drank ice-cold orange juice and spoke to each other in European languages.

I recognized the themes of love, strength and perseverance that the song, "Request," stood for.

2. Active stand Participants were requested to stand up from the supine position as quickly as possible and to remain standing, in silence, for three minutes, with the monitored arm resting by their side.

The court accepted the previous judge's request to stand down after Chevron released secretly taped images which, it claimed, implicated him in a bribery scheme.Magic MerkelThe German election produced a convincing victory for the centre-right.

The Portman, which is Britain's sixth-largest building society with 1.2 million members, said its legal advisers had confirmed that Mr Hardern's conversion resolution and his request to stand for election to the board are both invalid.

Those who supported the bills were requested to stand up, but, as it was impossible to count them because so many opposition members were already on their feet screaming at their rivals, it was simply assumed that the ruling coalition had won.It may have done, but its majority in the National Assembly has only recently been assured by aggressively recruiting MPs from the opposition benches.