by request

English - Turkish

Definition of by request in English Turkish dictionary: istek üzerine; istenildiğinde; rica üzerine; rica/istek üzerine
by request of: talep tarafından

English - English

Definition of by request in English English dictionary: These words or the initials, BR, follow the name of the introducer of a legislative measure to indicate that the introducer does not necessarily endorse the measure but is introducing it as a courtesy; A phrase (or its initials "br") used when a legislator introduces a bill or resolution as a courtesy to an executive agency or private organization or person who requests sponsorship of the proposed measure, but does not necessarily endorse the measure; Indicates that a legislator is sponsoring for a constituent or group a bill with which he is not in complete agreement; A phrase used when a Senator or Representative introduces a bill at the request of someone else; A phrase used when a senator or representative introduces a bill on behalf of the president, an executive agency, or private individual or organization but does not necessarily endorse the legislation; This phrase, found after the name of a legislator in the sponsor sectionon the top of a printed Bill, indicates that the legislatordoes not endorse the Bill which s/he introduced as the result of the rightof Free Petition (See also Free Petition); At the request of an executive agency or private person or organization, a Senator or Representative introduces a bill but doesn't necessarily endorse the legislation; according to an order, be order, by invitation; A member may add "by request" to his name when introducing a bill, which indicates that the bill has been introduced at the request of a constituent, a governmental agency, or an organization; on order

by request

Hyphenation

by re·quest

Turkish pronunciation

bay rikwest

Pronunciation

/ˈbī rēˈkwest/ /ˈbaɪ riːˈkwɛst/

Etymology

[ 'bI, before consonants also ] (preposition.) before 12th century. Middle English, preposition & adverb, from Old English, preposition, be, bI; akin to Old High German bI by, near, Latin ambi- on both sides, around, Greek amphi.