Sentence examples for demand common from inspiring English sources

When firms set themselves up as "good global citizens", the next step is to demand common international standards on labour practices, pollution, and what have you.

"The thing that makes it harder to engage is that our industry is famously secretive and very cautious about talking to each other about these issues and I'm afraid to say it is difficult to imagine that they will band together and demand common standards to all and sundry.

As Uber, Airbnb and their ilk grow ravenously around the world, indeed bringing incalculable value to free-lancers, people will demand common treatment and benefits.

Respondents indicated that inappropriate antibiotic dispensing behavior is driven primarily by customer demand, common practice, following health facility prescriptions, and profit.

"Common demands, common negotiations and common industrial action strategies".

We will send a strong message to Congress that we demand common-sense gun control to protect our children and that we will vote for what we want.

People of faith are joining millions of Americans of all political stripes to demand common-sense gun policies.

For the TSA as an institution, opt-outs are an easily identifiable group of contrarians who do inconvenient things like vote for candidates who push for more agency oversight, write to their congressional representative when they fail to hold the TSA accountable for its failures and demand common-sense security instead of the circus we still have today, more than a decade after the 9/11 attacks.

He idolised 17th-century revolutionaries like the Diggers, who demanded common ownership of the land.

This is not, thankfully, something to idealise or be sentimental about – it speaks of a common problem, demanding common action.

The chancellor said: "We've used our seat at the top table in Europe to secure what the British public has demanded – common sense on VAT and an end to the tampon tax".