Sentence examples for caught a demand from inspiring English sources
But the accord, hashed out after five days of meetings in the Japanese port city of Kobe, sets no limits on the number of fish that can be caught, a demand of conservationists who warn that a worldwide appetite for tuna is putting too much pressure on its stocks.
The political process has been caught between a demand for more power by the Hezbollah-led opposition and the American-backed government, struggling to maintain its authority.
When an economy sneezes, its trading partners catch a cold, as demand for their exports falls.
Faqiryar's dismissal came after he pushed for the prosecution of Mohammed Zia Salehi, a Presidential aide who had been caught on a wiretap demanding a bribe — a Toyota, for his son.
The same view was stressed by APEs, who feel caught between demand and supply: "Sometimes is difficult to me when a community come to me to have a health service and I tell them that this disease I cannot treat.
A small number of Greenlands do get caught, to supply demand for an Icelandic delicacy called hákarl, or fermented shark.
In one damning episode in 2010, Hamid Karzai, the president at the time, ordered the release of an aide who had been caught on wiretap demanding a bribe to thwart an investigation into a money transfer firm accused of stealing $2.78bn.
Abdullah, who became king after his father's death in 1999, finds himself in a similar position, caught between the demands of a powerful neighbor, a powerful patron and Jordanian public opinion.
"In 2001 supply has caught up with demand because a number of buildings under construction have been completed.
The approach represents a way forward for governments caught between an increased demand for rigorous results and the need to build sustainable approaches to monitoring and evaluation that produce timely data that can be used to improve programs.
Often these individuals are caught between a rock (demands from donors) and a hard place (needs of those their charities are serving).
