Sentence examples for civil demand from inspiring English sources

But while the Westland 30-passenger helicopter was successful technically, civil demand did not materialise in sufficient numbers to make it a commercial success.

"I generally advise clients to ignore these civil demand letters," one attorney writes.

Asen says it has "expertise in all aspects of retail security operations, from loss prevention services, to employee restitution and civil demand" that "gives retailers important advantages in achieving timely, cost-effective recovery".

All we are asking for is that our civil demands be met".

However, emerging policies and the expected first elected regional governments suggest ways to advance towards more inclusive, participative and intersectoral forms of public action, under the pressure of civil demands for a fairer distribution of wealth, public goods and decision power.

"As previously disclosed, in September 2013, ITT Educational Services, Inc. (the "Company") received a new Civil Investigative Demand (the "New CID") from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (the "CFPB"), and the CFPB withdrew a Civil Investigative Demand that it had issued to the Company in May 2012.

Democracy and a healthy civil society demand free and open debate.

In a regulatory filing, Google said that a day earlier it had "received a subpoena and a notice of civil investigative demand" from the commission.

In December 2010, Mr. Blumenthal issued a civil investigative demand — the equivalent of a subpoena — and threatened further legal action if he did not get results.

Canadian bureaucrats require an additional skill: almost half the jobs in the 200,000-strong federal civil service demand someone who can obfuscate in two languages at once.

Most technicians are reluctant to changes, while new farmers and civil society demand a new holistic approach.