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Instead, it will formally request the MCA refrain from policy advocacy on climate and energy.
Mr. Zimmer's lawyers, Mr. Holub said, will formally request a recount once the final tallies are delivered to the state attorney general, early next week.
The White House has indicated that Mr. Bush will formally request the money if Mr. Obama asks him to do so.
The City Council has the power to restore the money without the Mayor's approval, and Mr. Gecan said that tomorrow, he and East Brooklyn Congregations officials will formally request that it do so.
Turkey has submitted legal documents to U.S. authorities concerning Gulen's activities but says it will formally request his extradition after the country has finished investigating the defeated coup plotters.
Sen. Susan Collins of Maine said on a local radio program Wednesday that "many of the members" of the intelligence panel will formally request that ousted national security adviser Michael Flynn testify before the committee.
Six TV, the local television group, will this week formally request a full Ofcom investigation of the BBC-backed Canvas online joint venture, warning that it could be a "poison pill" for regional broadcasters.
Will the Commission formally request that the Court of Justice of the European Union rule on whether trading with the Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory is legal under international and EC law?
As deputy chair of the Senate inquiry I will be formally requesting that Wilson Security provide a full and prompt response to the Senate.
The view from our Brussels and Madrid correspondents is that while the government is not ready to formally request help, it will begin talks about a bailout now, with final details to be announced later this month.
Informal communication means that "by the time you formally request assistance you know it will be accepted," says Jean Pesme, StAR's coordinator.The Gulf state of Qatar is acting as a different sort of intermediary.
