As an objection to Success Theory, many bring in demands on justification that are not satisfied by the most versions of the view.
Hrungnir goes in, demands a drink, and becomes drunk and belligerent, stating that he will remove Valhalla and take it to the land of the jötunn, Jötunheimr, among various other things.
Media lawyers and journalism advocacy groups are alarmed by the increase in demands for reporter testimony.
The fiscal crisis that New York finds itself in demands more than mean-spiritedness.
He added, "I believe in a strong, robust executive authority, and I think the world we live in demands it".
According to Colley, these devolutionary measures were "insufficiently thought out" and could result only in demands for even greater autonomy.
Gary Barnett, the president of Extell, said that the "quantum leap" in demands being put on developers could even now stifle new construction.
A recent bomb set off in the offices of "France-Soir", the apolitical newspaper, resulted in demands by the public that the govt. do something.
Meanwhile, George Osborne proposes to cut welfare spending by £12bn a year, implying a predictable increase in demands on health services.
That case is still being made by governments across the Middle East and their international backers, as the region has erupted in demands for change.
By Evan Osnos Big on headlines, brash in demands, but short on long-term strategy, his course risks failing in Iran, North Korea, and beyond.
