Sentence examples for would have to request from inspiring English sources

"A car owner would have to request historic designation.

In addition, host nations would have to request their presence, he said.

And the Iraqis would have to request that the United States continue to hold the person.

We could use Equifax, but we would have to request a manual version.

But anyone interested in viewing segments of the video would have to request the clips, at no cost.

He said the agreement assured Canadian sovereignty because Canada would have to request that American troops be sent.

In many cases, this would be followed up with the realization that you'd have to request information through an interlibrary loan where a book or periodical would get mailed to you (if you were lucky enough to not simply be told that it was unavailable).

Some of them are over six months old, so then we'd have to request the doctors to reissue.

I'd had to request permission from my employer, the BBC, to make "an outside contribution" and sign an agreement that all the work involved would be done in my own time and that no mention be made of my association with the BBC.

Mr. Majors said staff members would not have to submit a letter from a clergy member but would only have to request a religious holiday sufficiently in advance for the school to arrange for a substitute.

An automatic block would mean users would have to actively request that pornographic content was made available by their ISP.