Sentence examples for broad demands from inspiring English sources

There are broad demands across the political spectrum for constitutional amendments that would allow for a more democratic process.

State attorneys general refuse to accept the Bush administration's broad demands, and Spain even refuses to extradite prisoners to the president's military tribunals.

— CARLOS A. MONTANER, the author of "Fidel Castro and the Cuban Revolution" 1. Imagine we see broad demands for truly democratic presidential and parliamentary elections in Russia.

Thus far, the government has sent out broad demands for records on wages and hours on the home builders' direct employees and those working for their contractors.

Having set out these broad demands, Mr. Netanyahu argued that it would be a "tragic mistake" to end international sanctions against Iran in return for a "partial deal".

He was also well served by the broad demands of the Scottish university system - at Glasgow University he gained a thorough grounding in the classics, the essential discipline for all serious students of the Renaissance.

Unlike Judge Rakoff's broad demand for accountability, Judge Leon is taking a much narrower approach.

The broad demand in all segments of the market is another sign that the industry's recovery is sustainable and could improve further in the second half of the year.

That definitely reflects a broad demand for more tactile fashion, not merely knitted fur (like a Patmos blazer) but also blocky '60s sweater and two-tone pants.

But as August wore on, it turned into a broad demand for desegregation as efforts to integrate a local ferry led to marches on City Hall and demonstrations outside segregated restaurants.

"There's broad demand for the US dollar against a range of Asian currencies on the expectation that the PBoC is going to let its currency depreciate far more substantially over the next few weeks and months," he said.