Sentence examples for demand a transition from inspiring English sources

The opposition continues to demand a transition to a new government.

At a moment when the global environment, the global economy, and global stability all demand a transition to new sources of energy, the United States has been a global retrograde, wasteful in its consumption and heedless in its policy.

Victories on the ground have given the regime and its allies leverage in the negotiations for a peace settlement, and weakened the hand of those who demand a transition away from Assad's rule.

The Syrian people have shown their courage in demanding a transition to democracy.

Ross argues that the conflict has reached such an impasse that no party – least of all Assad – will sign up to any peace deal that actually demands a transition from dictatorship to democracy.

After deadly crackdowns and demonstrations over the past week, an anxious calm prevailed, with a standoff continuing between an absolute monarchy determined to preserve its full range of powers and a peaceful opposition demanding a transition to democracy with an elected government and representative Parliament.

At a very basic level, what this means is the Hillary Clinton is standing with the growing movement around the world demanding a transition to 100percentt clean, renewable energy.

Ahead of Wednesday's anniversary, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) announced a public holiday celebrating the revolution and made minor concessions to activists, none of which have tempered the mood of those demanding a transition to civilian rule.

The council's new demand for a transition of power in Yemen represents a shift in policy for the organization, known as the G.C.C., whose member states are Saudi Arabia, Oman, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates.

On May 1, protesters plan another rally in Moroccan cities to demand a faster transition to a constitutional monarchy, the third such protest since Feb. 20.

IT WAS the biggest meeting of its kind for decades: under the watchful eye of President Bashar Assad's security goons, 150 dissidents, veteran opposition figures and former political prisoners met in Damascus on June 27th to denounce the regime's brutality and demand a peaceful transition to democracy.