Sentence examples for a demand for changes from inspiring English sources

MURDOCH Former Prime Minister John Major disclosed to a judicial inquiry that Rupert Murdoch withdrew his newspapers' support for the Conservatives after Mr. Major refused a demand for changes in his policies on Europe.

LONDON — As the judicial inquiry into the British press sifts painstakingly through competing claims about the influence of Rupert Murdoch's newspapers, former Prime Minister John Major disclosed on Tuesday, for what he said was the first time, that Mr. Murdoch withdrew his newspapers' support for the Conservatives after Mr. Major refused a demand for changes in his policies on Europe.

There was a demand for change.

With new money came a demand for change among the old national icons.

"Really we have done this because we have seen there's a demand for change".

The issues I've begun to investigate here – the corrupt practices and the irrationality of current policies – should unite both left and right in a demand for change.

In the past, Mr. Putin has not hesitated to remove prime ministers during political or economic crises that aroused a demand for change.

"It was apparent that call center employment income did not translate into a demand for change in gender roles at home," she said.

A demand for change, coupled with a natural political cycle that moves priorities from policy development to delivery during the course of a parliament, is now being reflected in a small upturn in public spending on consulting services.

He also warned: "The predominant feeling in our country today is an anger I can see in people's faces and hear in their voices, an anger directed against elites, and a demand for change".

But he said even with a No vote on 18 September there was a demand for change in Scotland.