Sentence examples similar to a definitive demand from inspiring English sources
It is rejected by the Spanish government which demands a definitive commitment to end all violence.
Mr Rubalcaba demanded "a definitive and unconditional abandonment" of Eta's violent campaign.
Hamas is ready to extend its present "unilateral ceasefire" if the other side formally agrees to one: not exactly the Quartet's demand for a definitive disavowal of violence.
Rangers have refused to give a definitive position on Mike Ashley's demand for a general meeting at which he intends to ask fellow shareholders to approve immediate repayment of the £5m loan he provided earlier this year, but the Ibrox club have until next Wednesday to respond to the Newcastle United and Sports Direct owner.
Arguing that more can be accomplished for the Palestinians by keeping lines of communication open, Egyptian diplomats managed to tone down militaristic proposals from less moderate nations and to fend off increasingly strident demands for a definitive break.
Although there were glimpses of certain lapses in neorealistic orthodoxy in some of his first films as a director, La Strada has been widely viewed as a definitive break with the ideological demands of neorealist theorists to follow a particular political slant or embody a specific "realist" style.
Fowles resisted demands placed on him for a definitive interpretation.
A definitive advantage of hybrid PET/CT is that visual fusion and software fusion may be impossible or inadequate when demanded ad hoc [ 11].
In October 2011, it declared a "definitive end to armed activity" but it has yet to formally disband or disarm as the Spanish and French governments demand.
"Is it a definitive study?
