Sentence examples for common demanding from inspiring English sources

March to Greenham On 27 August 1981 a women-lead group called 'Women for Life on Earth' left Cardiff to walk to Greenham Common, demanding a televised debate on nuclear weapons.

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.

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.

"Common demands, common negotiations and common industrial action strategies".

This is not, thankfully, something to idealise or be sentimental about – it speaks of a common problem, demanding common action.

This is desperately needed now when we face numerous common challenges demanding common answers in the era named by Mr Schulz as that of a spirit of 'Entsolidarisierung'dismantlinging of solidarity').

Bulletproof Mr. Assange has created a model that will be replicated, as long as the Digital Commons demands transparency and as long as juicy secrets are left around unguarded.

"The challenge is to find a common demand that can channel the energy".

Thus high-minded Victorianism met the common demands of human relationships.

As a result, national unions found it more difficult to unite their members behind common demands.

"Cut out the baby talk!" is a common demand cats make of their owners, Ms. Lozito said.