Sentence examples for demand calling from inspiring English sources

European officials swiftly rejected the demand, calling it a violation of the deal.

Mr. Trump rejected the demand, calling the lifting of sanctions too high a price to pay for partial moves toward denuclearization.

They can simply demand calling records from Verizon or AT&T, or access the servers of Google or Facebook or Skype, and find out all they need to know.

This arrangement is becoming inefficient because more and more radio resources are needed in geographically limited areas to meet the increasing capacity demand, calling for improved spectrum utilization.

In the 1990s, the organisation rolled back on that demand, calling instead for greater cultural and political autonomy.

But they are refusing to back down from their demand calling for the expulsion of officials who worked for the government during the Gaddafi era.

The global energy demand calls for more efficient storage systems.

Livingstone confidently predicts that "mass unemployment … would follow the contraction in consumer demand called for in the encyclical".

The increasing need towards customised products in combination with the volatile product demand calls for efficient ways to design and plan manufacturing network configurations.

During that period, Citizens United, a nonprofit corporation, had wanted to run a documentary, as a cable video on demand, called "Hillary: The Movie," which was critical of Hillary Clinton.

Under an important federal regulation by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) back in 2011, clean tech companies are allowed to sell this aggregated change in demand (called "demand response") to regional grid operators as a package deal.