Sentence examples for demand confidence from inspiring English sources

RHIS users' demand, confidence, motivation and competence to perform RHIS tasks affect RHIS processes and performance directly.

WEARING a turban demands confidence.

But rather than resign immediately, Mr. Prodi, 68, a former economics professor and European Commission president, demanded confidence votes in the two houses of Parliament.

He must therefore know beforehand what he intends to do, and the execution demands confidence, speed, and a mastery of technique acquired only by long practice.

India has high concentrations of airborne particulate matter, and the application of effective abatement measures is a high priority, and demands confidence in the results of source apportionment studies.

At the same time, promoting science demands confidence in one's own work.

In a statement from his office, he said he proposed, as Clinton had demanded, "confidence-building steps" that would make it easier for the Palestinians to join the talks.

Clinton last Friday had a tense 41-minute phone call with Netanyahu expressing US anger and set out her demands: confidence-building measures, a moratorium on new construction in East Jerusalem, and a promise that the resumption of negotiations would be on matters of substance, not just talks about talks.

Consumer demand and confidence remain high.

That's why government had to support demand when confidence in the private sector drained away after the financial crisis.

No wonder output is still well below its 2008 peak when demand and confidence in the economy are so low.