Sentences with phrase «who asks for an explanation»

Additionally, he is involved in a lawsuit against a private citizen who asked for an explanation in a public meeting of Highway Department expenditures that were brought forward in a public meeting to the Town Board by the Fleet Manager as warranting examination.

The National Science Foundation's (NSF's) top lawyer has rebuked a group of U.S. scientists who asked for an explanation of its policies governing temporary workers.

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Those who took to the microphone to ask questions of CEO Thorsten Heins and co. were often complimentary and polite during the meeting's Q&A session, but a few were still looking for an explanation as to the company's latest less - than - stellar quarterly results.

Are you going to be like these apostles in Luke 8:9 who ask Jesus for an explanation, no matter how much the truth might hurt?

Those who want to learn more will go to God to ask for an explanation.

«This is not a regular flood situation,» said Alexander Malloy, a resident in the building who has written several letters to the city asking for a detailed explanation for the problem but has not yet received a response.

«We have no explanation for this,» says Holländer, who adds that the next round of the survey, to be conducted in 3 to 5 years, may ask further questions on the topic.

Anyways, her personal explanation is as follows: «For those who are asking, my triglycerides are OK.

I had one, a math teacher who was so sarcastic if we asked for a further explanation that most of us quit asking questions and I, at least, assumed I was too dumb to understand higher math and deliberately choose a college in part because I could get the degree I wanted without taking math.

The book tells you what to expect, what you'll see when you get there, what to look for, who to ask, what to ask, how to follow judging in your catalogue and a brief explanation of points.

According to Santer, the people who are asking for explanations from the Climategate team are engaging in «the vilest of personal attacks».

Lawyers who just send copies of pleadings without explanation are probably adding to their clients» distress and all but asking for them to call for an explanation.

After more than a decade of writing for REM, I felt that I owe an explanation to the readers who emailed or called me to ask why I was not writing my column.