Sentence examples for tend to request from inspiring English sources

So far, the responses have been posted in PDF form, meaning there is no centralized list of all Freedom of Information requests or of the individuals nationwide who tend to request such documents most frequently.

Brokers make up about 10percentt of his New York clients, he said, and they tend to request the least thorough (and least expensive) background check that On-Site offers.

Mr. Traymon may be a "man of 10,000 songs," able to remember the tunes people tend to request over long spans of years, but without question, he is a man of many stories.

Opponents left scarred tend to request his shirt these days, the Ipswich Town forward Michael Chopra asking Zaha's team-mate, Peter Ramage, to collect the prize after last week's 5-0 drubbing at Selhurst Park.

Agencies tend to request for more money than the previous year (it is a wish list, after all) and it is the governor's job to prioritize their needs and match them to the amount of projected revenues.

To avoid such problems, the owners tend to request the managers to lower export intensity.

Porritt tends to request peer review from Jim Bullock, a laconic sergeant who works several floors up.

The pattern shows that, on average, participants tended to request a beacon after leaving an intersection and before entering an intersection over the next 10 s of navigation.

The Indians didn't conduct open tryouts, where everybody this side of Sam Malone tended to request an audition.

Bioinformatics experts originating from computer science tended to request for a higher content of the "hard" sciences, pushing for more mathematical and statistical content.

Universities tend to provide requested accommodations after admitting a student who they know has a disability, proponents for the deaf say.