The phrase "assertive demands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing requests or requirements that are made in a confident and forceful manner.
Example: "The manager's assertive demands during the meeting left no room for negotiation."
Alternatives: "firm requests" or "strong demands".
"This made me a really assertive, demanding champion of vulnerable, disadvantaged youngsters," he says.
"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.
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.
Controlling can be identified as more of an assertive demand, and don't be afraid to say no sometimes.
The prosperity and comparative peace of the north have brought increasingly assertive Kurdish demands upon the struggling, Shiite-led national government in Baghdad -- demands that leaders here say must be met to ensure Kurdish approval of the eventual constitution.
But if he dissolves Parliament and calls for new elections, public outrage could help usher in a legislature hostile to the monarchy and more assertive in demands for constitutional changes.
But the girls who are becoming more assertive in demanding their right to education need far greater support from us -- the international community charged with delivering that right.
I was the assertive, even demanding woman who wanted a new life.
