Sentence examples similar to concern demanding action from inspiring English sources

Dr Mark Sanford-Wood, the BMA's GP committee deputy chair, said: "We have today written to NHS England raising our concerns and demanding action after Dr Madan's damaging comments caused significant anger amongst the profession at a time when GPs require support from NHS England.

The Israelis have legitimate security concerns, but the corollary of demanding action on terrorism from the Palestinian Authority is that Israel ends the occupation.

I bet concerned citizens would be falling over themselves demanding action.

Although they have not made a clear case of harm, some privacy fundamentalists who oppose virtually any form of data collection or ad targeting have elevated this concern to near "techno-panic" levels and are demanding action.

"Although the legislation didn't pass, the American people are demanding action, and those who share our concerns are on the march," Udall said.

Some senators returned from the August recess with a fresh sense that constituents were demanding action on prescription drugs, but others said Iraq appeared to be a bigger concern for many voters.

Ms. Switalski said her group had relayed its concerns to Procter & Gamble, the manufacturer, and that a group of advocacy organizations had done so as well, demanding action.

One group is demanding action.

Thousands have written to Congress demanding action.

The public is demanding action.

Their voting constituencies are finally demanding action.