Sentence examples for a main demand from inspiring English sources

That is also a main demand of the rebels for ending their decade-old insurgency.

It has been a main demand of campaigners led by Anna Hazare, who is now expected to end his latest hunger strike after nine days.

Ditching Ms Yingluck, a main demand of opposition parties calling for reform to precede the election, might oblige those parties to take part.

A main demand of the protesters, who have again established an encampment on Tahrir Square, is that the secret police be disbanded.

But Maoist rebels and street protestors denounced it, saying they doubted whether the king had agreed to a main demand, a referendum on a constitution that would decide the fate of the monarchy.

The other four goals are: improving relations between citizens and the state; overhauling the pension system; developing a sustainable plan for natural resources; and promoting freedom and security, a main demand of the Free Democrats, who want to limit the powers of the state to intrude on the private lives of individuals in the name of security.

The Lib Dems' negotiating team clearly did not think such a coalition was realistic, but used the theoretical threat of it skilfully as a negotiating lever to squeeze their main demand – a referendum on AV – out of Cameron.

The two sides have run into a stalemate over G.M.'s main demand for the creation of a health care trust, called a voluntary employee benefit association, or VEBA.

As an intensive round of negotiations among the parties' power brokers began Saturday, the Conservatives appeared strongly resistant to the Liberal Democrats' main demand: a change in the voting system to help smaller parties gain more seats in future parliamentary elections.

An estimated 10% of the electorate have joined the protests, which are backed by 51% of those surveyed in a recent poll.The protesters' main demand is the resignation of the entire government, which they feel has forfeited the public's trust.

Mr Purnell has already backed its main demand of a "living wage" of £7.60 an hour.