The phrase "assertive demanding" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe a manner of communication that is both assertive and demanding, but it is better to separate the two concepts for clarity.
Example: "Her assertive demanding tone made it clear that she expected immediate results."
Alternatives: "forcefully assertive" or "strongly demanding".
But as Geertz [ 51] said that "The Field" itself is a "powerful force: assertive, demanding, even coercive" so that the political and research contexts are vital for interpretation.
Strategies were used to deal with this, however: in cities, these included booking early just in case, being assertive, demanding visits, or calling out-of-hours; in rural areas, participants used relationships with primary care staff, and believed that being perceived as undemanding was advantageous.
It has also inspired a new round of assertive demands from the Ndebele, the ethnic group from the Matabeleland region whom he represented.
"We've de-Americanised the channel," explains Chris Cramer, head of CNN International Networks.This trend not only satisfies a more assertive demand for a product attuned to local preferences, it also makes commercial sense.
It was unclear whether dissolving Parliament would succeed in quelling public outrage over corruption or whether new elections would usher in an even more combative legislature with more assertive demands for political change.
Controlling can be identified as more of an assertive demand, and don't be afraid to say no sometimes.
At the same time, Islam is becoming more assertive and demanding.
And the banks financing other buyouts have grown more assertive in demanding better terms.
Encouragingly, Palestinians, increasingly fed up with Mr. Arafat's corruption, cronyism and deafness to their needs and aspirations, are becoming more assertive about demanding change.
What is new is that today's generation of young people have themselves become far more assertive in demanding that their rights be upheld than the adults who are responsible for watching over them.
Indigenous groups in the Amazon and Andean mountains argue that the mines, dams and oil fields are destroying their ancestral lands and they have become more assertive in demanding greater recognition and protection.
