I'd like to ask a favor of you.

I want to ask you one last favor.

I must request you to obey my orders.

I must request you to obey my orders.

So let me ask you something you may take for granted.

Is this too much to ask?

I didn't ask you to chant it because it's true I just want you to remember it.

I would also like to seek the usual cooperation of representatives during the time of the conduct of the election.

I never asked you to help me.

I'm not asking you all to become Mahatma Gandhis or Martin Luther Kings, or Medha Patkars, or something like that.

First question If I want to ask them to call up because they do hear them through the ear.

I would rather dial 999, for my people are today facing an unprecedented crisis.

Didn't I ask you not to do that?

When I meet with Cameron, I will not ask him for British taxpayers money.

Rather than convince myself that I have all the answers, I reach out.

I'm now going to ask you to do the task, but now with a little more challenging task.

I'll never ask Tom for help again.

May I request the representative of the United States to read out his proposal at dictation speed so that I can take it down?

In order to avoid interrupting speakers, I would kindly ask representatives to remain in their seats after statements are made.

Hi. I'm going to ask you to raise your arms and wave back, just the way I am kind of a royal wave.

I would therefore ask speakers to make their statements at a normal pace so that they can be correctly interpreted.

So I started asking all my friends, please take your favorite TEDTalk and put that into six words.

My second task was to ask for the completion of nominations for members to the new Commission to assist with the Constitutional Council.

I kindly request that you arrange for the consideration of and action on decision 2005 116 by the Economic and Social Council at the earliest possible opportunity.

Then I thought, I will go to the Small Scale Industries Facilitating Unit and ask help.

I'm asking you, for these children, whose faces you see, they're no more.

He's the last person I would ask help from, because he is completely unreliable.

He's the last person I would ask help from, because he is completely unreliable.

On behalf of the rest of the house, I should like to request the representative of the United States to repeat what the United States delegation said earlier.

I request the Council's support in that regard, which would help both us and Mr. Jessen Petersen.

Therefore, I ask Member States to work with me to undertake a comprehensive review of the budget and human resources rules under which we operate.

I'm asking you, in your limited world, can you open your minds? Can you open your hearts?

I do not ask for these things out of a narrow concern for my country s health.

(Yes, the chatter was encouraging enough that I just ordered one!)

I was so desperate that I asked Michael Dell, whom I met at the World Economic Forum in Davos, for a replacement.

And so I'd make the car stop, and I'd get out of the car and walk, and see that in fact there wasn't a hole, but it was a trick of my eye, it was a shadow, you know.

As a man in Zambia put it, I might transmit the disease to my wife then tell my wife to go for an AIDS check up.

In addition, on behalf of the sponsors of draft resolution A C.1 60 L.22, I would like to request a recorded vote on that document.

And I ask you, three words, please, to improve health care let patients help.

I'm asking my friends from America to help with bringing nurses or doctors to help us out.

I put together projects like Earth Sandwich, where I ask people to try and simultaneously place two pieces of bread perfectly opposite each other on the Earth.

I have the honour to request that the present letter be circulated as a document of the sixtieth session of the General Assembly under item 116 of its provisional agenda.

I request the Rapporteur of the Sixth Committee, Ms. Shermain Jeremy of Antigua and Barbuda, to introduce in one intervention the reports of the Sixth Committee before the General Assembly.

I'm asking you to do this because I believe our personal perceptions, you see, are at the heart of how we acquire knowledge.

I'm asking you this because no child, no human being, deserves what these children have gone through.