Of course even the most ardent demand-siders will admit that there are supply constraints in there somewhere, that if we had an economic boom we would, after some period of time, enter a regime where printing money is inflationary and government borrowing drive up interest rates.
It's about a vocal and ardent minority demanding a nullification of a law it doesn't like.
This season, Kiwis' loyalty to a sport that can command almost evangelical fervour has been tested, with even the most ardent fans demanding a shake-up to rugby culture in New Zealand.
They were not only my teachers but toughest critics and most ardent supporters demanding my very best during each and every class.
For all those tracking apps, algorithms and sensors to work, databases need interoperability – which is what such pseudo-humanitarian organisations, with their ardent belief in open data, demand.
Ardent Spotify fans need not worry about missing out here.
20m copies have been sold so far on PC, Mac, and smartphones, and most of the ardent fans are football obsessives who demand accuracy.
In Spain he was ordained as a priest of Opus Dei, an elite Catholic organization founded in Spain that teaches that an ardent work ethic and devotion to demanding spiritual practices can lead to personal holiness.
But both those things are changing, and the company's performance of late has left punters demanding better (see chart).Can an ardent market manipulator such as De Beers, which until recently was proud to call itself The Syndicate, really be taken seriously when it announces such a dramatic volte face?
Mr. Castagna, who works for a New Jersey shipping company during the day, opened his one-man beer works in September, and has attracted an ardent following among New York's craft-beer bars, with demand far exceeding the 45 or so gallons he can churn out in each batch.
Ms. Mermelstein, opposing that demand, cited as one reason Mr. Heicklen's ardent stance that juries should nullify.
