Sentence examples for requests to allow for from inspiring English sources

I might even reach that exalted state of having too many outstanding friend requests to allow for more new ones a rather glamorous condition, I thought, when I received this notice after sending friend requests to Amy Tan and Barbara Ehrenreich.

I might even reach that exalted state of having too many outstanding friend requests to allow for more new ones — a rather glamorous condition, I thought, when I received this notice after sending friend requests to Amy Tan and Barbara Ehrenreich.

WHY has Britain rejected requests to allow Mr. Assange to leave Britain for Ecuador?

Two previous studies suggested that dutasteride and a similar drug, finasteride, could actually protect men from prostate cancer, but the Food and Drug Administration declined requests to allow the drugs to be marketed for cancer prevention, citing concerns that they may protect against early cancers but spur the growth of dangerous later-stage ones.

He asked to be shot rather than hanged, but Nelson, following the wishes of Queen Maria Carolina (a close friend of his mistress, Lady Hamilton) also refused this request and even ignored the court's request to allow 24 hours for Caracciolo to prepare himself.

He requested more time to allow for further consultations with the insurer and meetings to discuss "possible settlement offers".

"President Obama's recent request to Congress to allow for the limited use of American ground forces in Iraq or Syria indicates that Istrategyategy has at least had partial success".

The data requested were selected to allow for comparisons to be made with previous cross-sectional surveys.

Open laboratory sessions were added the second year of the curriculum at the request of the students to allow for more scanning time during periods when they were less busy with other course work.

The official, Hervé Ladsous, the under secretary for peacekeeping operations, also said Syrian authorities had not yet removed their heavy weapons from population centers, as required under the cease-fire plan, and had not granted a United Nations request to allow the monitors to use helicopters for rapid mobility in the country, where an antigovernment uprising is now in its 14th month.

But now Albert II, Belgium's King, has also taken some flack for trying to break the deadlock.Last Friday, acting on Mr Leterme's request, the King suspended coalition talks to allow for some breathing space.