Sentence examples for the request of one of from inspiring English sources

This article was amended on 28 July 2016 to remove some personal details at the request of one of the interviewees, and to correct Ahmad's age.

A spokesman for the State Division of Parole said that the decision could be reversed at a "recision hearing" at the request of one of the 19 members of the parole board.

I recited hip-hop verses at the request of one of the young Afghans, who wanted to know "about the African people with black skin in America" who "sing, but without music, like shouting".

But the judge said that official, Alan Gershel, now the acting United States attorney in Detroit, had done so at the request of one of the senator's lawyers and with the approval of senior department officials.

He had sweated through the admissions pileup, writing a half-dozen earnest, original essays and chasing the endless requests for recommendations (including writing one himself at the request of one of his teachers) — and by senior year, he was done.

After its submission last April, publication was suppressed at the request of one of the countries involved, enabling all concerned to make whatever claims they liked about its contents.

Similarly, a poster on dietary information was slightly modified at the request of one the doctors, as there was a mention of pork meat, which could have hurt the sentiments of Muslim patients.

The rebidding came at the request of one finalist, the Los Angeles office of DDB Worldwide, part of the Omnicom Group, which protested a decision in July to award the account to a team composed of two agencies owned by the Interpublic Group of Companies, the San Francisco office of Foote, Cone & Belding and the Los Angeles office of Initiative Media.

The manuscript [1] has been retracted by the editor as a request of one of the authors (Dumitru Baleanu).

Several questions about the last euthanasia request of one of their patients were asked.

If your request of one of a less-urgent nature, wait until the next class, and ask your question before or after class.