Sentence examples for sued to request from inspiring English sources

Voting rights groups filed a lawsuit last week challenging the recount ban, and a Democratic congressman has also sued to request a printed record of every touch-screen vote.

Mr. Coulibaly's lawyers, who have sued to quash the request, contend that the City Department of Education was prepared to release the files without resistance, even though the subpoena did not have the backing of a court order and could have been challenged.

They were obtained by the Environmental Defence Fund and the Southern Environmental Law Centre, which sued to enforce a Freedom of Information request.

The states sued to overturn DAPA, which was announced by the President back in November, requesting a preliminary injunction on the program.

Apple sued to block sales of the new device, but a court in Munich denied its request.

But can you sue to stop it?

The current ballot measures would allow teachers and other school officials to be sued if they pressured parents to request such waivers or could not provide sound reasons for granting them.

The organization has weaponized the state's Freedom of Information Law to "request," and sue for, financial documents from two hundred and fifty villages, towns, and cities in Orange, Westchester, Putnam, and other counties in New York.

Under New York law, claimants have three years to sue after their request for the return of their property is rejected.

Puerto Rico's Center for Investigative Journalism has sued the government requesting access to death certificates and other information that could paint a more complete picture of the reasons for the increase in mortality rates.

It includes a narrow review by a district court to determine whether the companies being sued received formal requests or directives from the administration to take part in the program.