0 to officially ask someone in authority to do something -- domagać się, protestować
[ + to do sth ] They are petitioning the government to increase funding for the project.
1 a document that has been signed by a lot of people officially asking someone in authority to do something -- petycja
Will you sign this petition against experiments on animals?
The new tax was the source of considerable public indignation, with marches, rallies and petitions the order of the day throughout the country.
In his benevolent aspect he is the source of rain and hence petitioned to alleviate drought, and also to prevent meningitis.
They worked up petitions to parliament while engaging in some correspondence with each other.
In 1792 519 petitions were raised but forty-eight of them were institutional.
Eighty-three percent of the families included in this study were recruited from court records of petitions for divorce.
He signed petitions against slavery, was a bullionist and an underconsumptionist in his political economy, and yet he was no radical.
Furthermore, petitions, correspondence, surveys and communal accounts also survive sporadically for the villages that fell within the wider administrative district.
Litigation masters were required to possess the ability to write brilliantly for their petitions to stand out, being apparently worthy of trial, among countless documents.
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