Sentence examples for but one demand from inspiring English sources

Mr. McGarvey and A.F.L.-C.I.O. officials said they had gone far to satisfy Mr. O'Sullivan and Mr. Giblin on all but one demand: replacing the leaders of the building trades department.

But one demand that has caught policymakers' attention and may make a more affordable vote-winner is a change to the planned universal credit.

Especially PTSD and other trauma related disorders might be common in this high risk population, but one demand of the ethic committee was to avoid re-traumatization.

He was at first unpaid, but made one demand, that the newspaper not make any modifications whatsoever in his work.

But the "one demand" that matters most is directed at our society, not our policymakers, and it's much more fundamental than these excellent ideas.

But Warner Brothers had one demand: shoot the film in Australia, where tax incentives would keep the budget manageable.

It is difficult to comment on an unfolding news story, but this one demands it.

"But I have only one demand: do not touch our Kosovo".

More police resources was one demand – but that doesn't tell you much, so what else? "There needs to be a strategy to deal with people at risk," he said.

There are still murals all across Belfast and political slogans continue to be daubed on walls that have been painted and stripped and painted over again and again – but this one demands closer scrutiny.

But it would not really count as one demand among many.