Sentence examples for a demand of the from inspiring English sources

Not necessarily a demand of the customer, but a demand of my head," he said.

There was also no commitment for all electricity generation to be green by 2030, a demand of the Department for Energy and Climate Change (Decc).

Polling published on Sunday on the expected scrapping of the 50p tax rate – a demand of the Tory right – showed opposition to its reduction to 45p or 40p.

The introduction of a form of Islamic law was a demand of the Taliban when they agreed to the cease-fire.

There is a sound reason – it's a demand of the denouement – that one section should be slightly hazier than the other.

But, in terms of frequency and of the almost joyful abandonment of integrity as a demand of the office, Donald Trump is singular.

After serving the Q-demands, the A-demands of all the children nodes are served from the 20% bandwidth earmarked for A-demand, (gamma _{n_{k}}^{A}).

Such a declaration is a central demand of the draft resolution supported by the United States and Britain.

Although largely symbolic, issuing such a ban had been a longstanding demand of the UN.

A property tax on more valuable homes - known as a mansion tax - is a key demand of the Liberal Democrats.

The Turkish foreign minister tweeted a demand for the return of the "traitors".