Synonyms for on request
on re·quest

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1. for the asking, on requestadverb

   on the occasion of a request

   "advice was free for the asking"

   Synonyms:
   for the asking

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1. Aung San:

   Our party has won an overwhelming majority of the seats but we won't take them all, as I said earlier, we will cooperate with others with the spirit of sharing our success with them based on building national reconciliation. Of course The NLD will lead. It is the mandate the people have given to us at our request.

2. Hong Kong-listed Boyaa:

   The company has not received any notice of an investigation or a request to assist in any investigation, no action has been taken or threatened to be taken by any authorities to freeze any of the assets of the company.

3. Finance Minister Hoshiyar Zebari:

   There is an understanding, next week there will be some hectic diplomatic activity between Baghdad, Kuwait, Geneva and New York in order to present a joint request to postpone the payment.

4. Macy Gray:

   This is something you don’t hear about - those that get left behind, these are parents that have to live with that pain, a pain that never goes away. And you can’t fix it. You can’t take away that pain from a mother who lost her son or daughter through murder. But you can make some things easier, like helping financially with funerals. And the biggest request we receive is mental health resources. They all want someone to talk to, but they don’t know where to go.

5. United Network for Organ Sharing:

   We are acutely aware that this can feel otherwise when a patient or a loved one is on the waitlist and their program's request for a specific score is declined, our goal is to make the system equitable and save as many lives as possible by getting the right organ to the right person at the right time. We strive every day to reduce the number of the people who die waiting for an organ despite the fact that the need for them far exceeds the available supply.