Sentence examples for to support a request from inspiring English sources

When treatment costs reach $3,700, the provider can submit medical documentation to support a request for another exception to cover 20 more sessions.

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates has not yet decided whether to support a request from commanders in Kabul for more troops, should it be made.

It remains to be seen whether Mr. Maliki might grant permission for the United States to take Mr. Daqduq to one of the other venues — or, in a variant of that plan, agree to support a request to formally extradite him to the United States, which would require at least temporarily transferring him to Iraqi custody.

The governor, Yasushi Furukawa of Saga Prefecture, must decide in coming days whether to support a request by Prime Minister Naoto Kan to restart two reactors at a local nuclear plant that have been shut down since last winter for regular maintenance.

Bronx prosecutors, saying that they cannot yet substantiate claims suggesting that five people were wrongfully convicted in the 1995 murder of a livery-cab driver, are declining to support a request that a court immediately vacate the convictions of two of the defendants.

Earlier in the day, Mr. Straw urged the United Nations to support a request by the United States to assess whether elections could be held in Iraq in time for a transitional government to take over on July 1. "If there were to be a re-engagement of the U.N.," he said, "that could only assist in this process".

Congress voted in July to support a White House request for economic and military aid to Colombia, a package designed to interrupt the flow of cocaine and heroin to the United States.

Indeed, many occasions when this situation occurs result in the finance provider not looking favourably as the underlying performance has deteriorated and would struggle to support a funding request.

After the first trial, it came out that prison authorities had threatened Brown with solitary confinement if he did not testify, promised to support a pardon request if he did, and transferred him to a minimum-security area after he appeared in court.

Caroline Lucas, Brighton's Green MP, recently asked Cameron during prime minister's question time whether he would support a request to get parliamentary authorities to stop the Sun being available on the parliamentary estate.

On Capitol Hill, two members of the Senate Armed Services Committee -- one a Republican, and one a Democrat -- have been driving the debate, and both predicted in interviews last week that Congress would support a request to expand the military's personnel roster, even with the growing budget deficit.