Similar words: request, requested, by request, unrequited, bequest, sequester, equestrian, sequestered. Meaning: adv. on the occasion of a request.
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91. Mention that these are available on request, or provide a site link for immediate access.
92. On request, it also advises the private sector on corruption prevention methods.
93. A specimen copy of the Policy and a copy of the applicant's completed Application Form will be supplied on request.
94. Many doctors working on the battlefield of terminal suffering think that only squeamishness demands a firm difference between passive and active euthanasia on request.
95. On request a shatter protection element can be integrated in the underbody.
96. Atom also accepts more state-of-the-art (and standardized) date formatting,[http://sentencedict.com/on request.html] relying on Request for Comments (RFC) 3339 as opposed to RSS's RFC 822.
97. A specimen copy of the Policy and a copy of your completed Application Form will be supplied on request.
98. Personal Memex: Record everything a person sees and hears, and quickly retrieve any item on request.
99. Rooftop indoor heated pool, gymnasium, sauna, solarium , massage, Jacuzzi, squash courts, outdoor tennis court Golf course, in vicinity, available on request.
100. Caesarean delivery on request by mothers is a major contributor to this trend.
101. Such carriage may be subject to additional conditions specified by us, which are available on request.
102. COLORS: Black Red, Blue, White, Yellow, Green, Clear, etc. (Other colors available on request.
103. It also supports the airship security management, by switching on request to a manually radio control.
104. Chambermaids will bring an iron or hair dryer on request.
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