Sentence examples for communities demand from inspiring English sources
The reader added, "When authorities begin to take these events seriously, citizens feel more confident about reporting criminal and antisocial behavior and communities demand more of their citizens".
This is a likely new trend: reverse-nimbyism, where communities demand to take control of their energy needs against the spiralling profiteering of the private utilities.
Just this week one post about recycling scrap metal from Chevy Volts generated the type of honest debate social media communities demand and the customer endorsement for the brand that marketers dream of.
Among headlines of proposed legislation to curb mosques' construction in Italy to the oft-highlighted French perception that wearing a headscarf is inextricably linked to oppression of women, this article highlights that not all European communities demand that one choose between one's religious and national identities.
"So to ensure the private sector delivers the bus services our communities demand, I will act to empower local communities". The minister has signalled that legislation is likely, perhaps to create agencies similar to the GLA's Transport for London regulatory agency.
The expectations of today's stakeholders – investors, employees, consumers, communities – demand a higher, more visionary level of sustainability leadership.
There have been demonstrations in rural communities demanding more government help.
The huge negative impact of fascioliasis on human communities demands rapid action.
There were more violent protests by communities demanding services in May this year than there have been in any month since 2004.
Crop-raiding elephants have even become issues in elections in several African countries, with rural communities demanding an armed response by the government.
Townspeople watching millions of gallons of orange-colored mine waste flow through their communities demanded clarity on Tuesday about possible long-term threats to their water supply.
