Sentence examples similar to Action a demand from inspiring English sources

The last action creates a demand for an increased output of insulin (a hormone secreted by the pancreas), which acts to return the blood-glucose level to normal.

Despite an initial promise of action and a demand for a report on the risks to the US technology infrastructure to be on his desk in 60 days, little in policy terms has been heard since.

Its administrators said they took the action after receiving a demand from the Federation Against Copyright Theft (Fact).

The main difference is that, instead of gently shaking the rope from side to side to ask your horse to back up, you need to make this action a discipline and demand that he back up.

The first is by the 350 movement, and weaves together stills and short clips from people all around the world who participated in a global day of action to demand a carbon target of 350 parts per million.

SACCAWU kept the pressure on in late November by mobilizing workers at various retail and wholesale firms for a one-day strike action to demand a "Centralised Bargaining Forum".

"There is increasing demand for EU action in the world – a demand that is substantially bigger than the supply for the moment," they wrote.

Rangers entered administration following a legal battle with HMRC over tax arrears, with new owner Craig Whyte estimating that a court action could lead to a demand for £75m.

So the final worry is that we do not yet understand the ongoing practical demands warranting forms of coordination that underwrite the full attributability of action, making the latter a demand always to be met.

One of my favorite movies, "L.A. Story," provides a pretty good example of fiscal nudity in action: A trendy restaurant demands the economic data on each guest.

Or, to put it another way: the actions a game demands implicitly make some sort of moral argument.