Scotland's biggest teaching union, the Educational Institute of Scotland, said that while there was a demand "for some measures of school performance" parents know that schools are about "far more than simply producing pass marks in exams".
Education reform must include a demand for preventive measures such as staff training, comprehensive sex education, and removing weapons from our schools.
Therefore, there is a demand for psychometrically sound measures of walking that are responsive to change.
Higher thresholds for granting a disability pension to younger persons and for those having experienced unemployment can reflect a demand for extended rehabilitation measures for these groups.
Increasing postulation for early diagnosis and aggressive treatment has created a demand for more stringent measures of response, especially remission in disease development.
The above-average remuneration in a firm with a demand for labour - measured by the residuals of a preceding auxiliary first-step wage regressionn (see Table S5 in Additional file 6) - is associated with a significantly greater demand for skilled staff with university degrees, who have to be recruited through the external labour market.
While European leaders unanimously rejected the Prime Minister's proposed four-year ban on migrant workers receiving tax credits, No 10 sources insisted there was now a commitment to finding a "solution" to the UK's demand for measures to reduce the flow of immigration into Britain.
Increased use of silver has led to a demand for technologies which can measure dissolved species in situ.
And with 79 million people pre-diabetic, there could be even more of a demand for other ways of measuring glucose levels.
Armed, they thought, with a mandate for less austerity, they listened once again to the French, whose technocrats actually helped design the Greek offer going into the Brussels summit, only to see that offer ripped apart and replaced with a demand for the reversal of every measure against austerity the government has ever taken.
This broadly reflects Mr Aso's own foreign- and economic-policy agendas, and popular demand for measures to shore up the economy.
