Sentence examples for where a request from inspiring English sources
This is a state where a request by Chipotle that people not display guns while ordering burritos caused a public protest.
A pardon is usually granted only when the person is innocent of the offence and where a request has been made by someone with a vested interest, such as a family member.
For the government to issue bonds beyond this point will require approval by Congress, where a request for a raising of the ceiling is bogged down in arguments about spending and taxes.
A pardon is normally granted only when the person is innocent of the offence and where a request has been made by someone with a vested interest, such as a family member.
"Certainly the vast majority [supported the decision], but I can remember at least one occasion at the time where a request was made by one of the investigators in Brisbane to come off the team," Phelan said.
Speakers of English and Italian verbalized thanks significantly more often than speakers of the other languages sampled, but still quite infrequently — in only one of seven instances where a request was complied with.
The main disadvantage of DARE is the complex and inefficient mechanism for multiple reservations, where a requested reservation may conflict with previously existing ones [6].
No we didn't – but it seems there's only one place in the UK where, today, a request for credit is not met by a smack in the mouth.
Yet, what may help inspire Ms. Versace to lift her spirits is just that: Versace has always been the house where such a request is met with complicit laughter, not snooty derision.
However, we should give due consideration to any requests wo withdraw consent and, on the rare occasions where such a request is granted, we should be clear of the specific and distinct circumstances that have made withdrawal appropriate.
"I came across instances where a Tesco request for investment resulted in the supplier asking for share of shelf space commitments, product placement near competitors and exclusivity.
