Object

• mexico: Been fortified hurriedly weekend cruise departing petitioned mexico 's environmental.

Converse of object

• sign: Students should also be asked to sign a petition in support of the pay claim.

• circulate: Leo Szilard and James Franck circulated a petition among the scientists opposing the use of the bomb on moral grounds.

• lodge: In the same year the landed gentry of Herefordshire lodged a petition.

• present: The MP will be joined by the Chair of St James Memorial Park Trust, Dr. Caroline Scott to present the petition.

• submit: For example, members of the public submit petitions to the Parliament.

• organize: Harvey thinks Tom is organizing a petition to get rid of Diana.

Adjective modifier

• winding-up: On Wednesday 17 November Wrexham FC faces a winding-up petition in the High Court.

• humble: The humble Petition of Christopher Love, a condemned Prisoner in the Tower of London, was this Day read.

• Chartist: Duncombe and Wakley supported the prayer of these Chartist petitions very boldly and bravely.

Noun used with modifier

• bankruptcy: Details of pending or current bankruptcy petitions or orders against the stated person.

• divorce: Answer - the formal defense to a divorce petition.

• signature: A one and a half million signature petition against its proposed closure has been collected.

• insolvency: Figures on insolvency petitions are published on a quarterly basis.

Possessives

• baychang: Only washington minnesota baychang's petition challenged seen from players to for additional.

Preposition: of

• signature: We will be presenting our petition of 5,000 signatures to the council leaders tomorrow.

Preposition: for

• divorce: On 30 March 2004 W filed her petition for divorce.

• bankruptcy: There is also advice on how to petition for bankruptcy and you can download the forms from the site.

• writ: The second way is by petitioning for a writ of certiorari.

Preposition: by

• ltd: There is no express or implied endorsement of this petition by gopetition.com pty ltd.