Sentence examples for a popular demand from inspiring English sources

It's certainly a popular demand – on both sides.

"If I nominate myself, there must be a popular demand," he said, in early January.

There is also a popular demand to include former members of the West Pakistani military.

And revenge is a popular demand in Pakistan after the killing of those 24 soldiers.

A popular demand by many British Conservatives is to repatriate competences from Brussels to London.

Produced to fill a popular demand, these are real period pieces.

With a black president riding a wave popular demand for change, and with the greatest crisis in global capitalism that we have ever witnessed, it should mean that the economy will finally be just and fair, right?

"But then suddenly there was this great surge of interest – visits and projects in schools were a huge success, there was a real popular demand for something to happen".

But the then North Carolina house of representatives speaker, Thom Tillis, denied that preventing fraud was the primary reason for the law, saying instead at the time that it responded to a vaguer popular demand to "restore confidence" in elections.

They often have a theme in common, which is an indignant popular demand: "Stop speaking for us and start listening to us".

McChrystal and his successor, General David Petraeus, won their surge of military force in Afghanistan – but it was extracted from Washington at the price of a drastic timetable, driven by a political and popular demand for a quick exit.