Sentence examples for straightforward requests from inspiring English sources

Fewer than 17% of solicitors' firms and other legal providers publish a price list online, the report notes, leaving many clients in the dark about the costs they are likely to incur for even straightforward requests like making wills or dealing with court cases.

The raped women I spoke to have a straightforward request for how to solve the problem of rape in Congo: get the FDLR (the genocidaires and their descendants) out of the country.

It's a pretty straightforward request.

The committee said: "We recognise that this is not a simple and straightforward request as to do so could seriously jeopardise continuing operations.

When BBC Horizon filmmaker Tristan Quinn contacted the Center for Celiac Research and Treatment to interview physician-scientist Dr. Alessio Fasano, it seemed like a pretty straightforward request.

"Yazidi leaders and advocates made one straightforward request: That Mr. Maman provide evidence to confirm his claims of having rescued so many people," Barber said.

What might seem like a straightforward request to search the phone of a terrorist has turned into a heated legal battle pitting law enforcement goals against the privacy rights of millions.

I had reached out to her for local business contacts so that I could pass on information about our activities, and the notoriously venal District Manager responded to the this straightforward request by going straight to the cops.

Generally they'll say something like, "Give me a little about your background," or "Tell me about yourself," or ask, "What brings you here today?" Potential pitfall: This seemingly straightforward request can start you off on the wrong foot if you lack focus and don't present to the specifics to the position.

Passport Office bosses insist that 99% of straightforward passport requests are dealt with in four weeks.

On the basis of this information, straightforward database requests generate cluster correlation tables between different experimental conditions.