Sentence examples for common demands from inspiring English sources
"Common demands, common negotiations and common industrial action strategies".
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.
The charity noted that the common demands of the job – including anti-social hours, loneliness, worries about money and the strain placed on relationships by frequent touring – can create a breeding-ground for psychological issues.
The gap between rich and poor became greater, and politics became less ideological and more about common demands: for freedom, democracy, social justice, rule of law and economic equality.
Linda Martynkova, senior property consultant for Svoboda & Williams, says there is a shortage of new luxury developments, and when there is one, parking is one of the most common demands from prospective buyers.
"The challenge is to find a common demand that can channel the energy".
"Cut out the baby talk!" is a common demand cats make of their owners, Ms. Lozito said.
The common demand of this increasingly assertive citizenry is simple: that the state respect its own laws.
A common demand, for example, is for local police not to co-operate with federal immigration agents.
Threatening to undermine our creditworthiness is no less irresponsible than threatening to undermine the rule of law, and no more legitimate than any other common demand for ransom.
