Sentence examples for common demand that from inspiring English sources
"The challenge is to find a common demand that can channel the energy".
We share the common demands that addiction puts on us, like the inability to deal with normal stressful events, like moving, and being forced to delve deep into our psyches and develop a sometimes painful sense of awareness of both the history of our trauma and the ways we continue to traumatize ourselves.
"Their common demand is that the corrupt political elites who have ruled the country for some 30 years and brought it to the edge of collapse should go".
In his diaries for 1968, Tony Benn records the ugly scenes as workers marched past the Commons demanding that Labour adopt the anti-foreigner and ultra-nationalist rhetoric unleashed by Enoch Powell.
Former Labour leader Ed Miliband held discussions with pro-EU Tory MPs on Saturday, and was said to be considering tabling an urgent question in the Commons, demanding that May appear before parliament to explain its future role in Brexit decisions, when MPs return on Monday.
He made his comments after it was revealed that the former Labour leader Ed Miliband had held discussions with pro-EU Tory MPs on Saturday and was said to be considering tabling an urgent question in the Commons, demanding that May appear before parliament to explain its future role in Brexit decisions, when MPs return on Monday.
In June the Gateshead MP, Ian Mearns, tabled a motion in the Commons demanding that, when the bank is sold, the government should force the new owners to commit to charitable giving.
Whether it's the move to 5G mobile network, truly ubiquitous IT, protecting cyber assets, or personalization characterized by data-driven advertising -- the common thread is the increased demand that will be placed on the IT network.
Right, not charity is our common demand.
