Sentence examples for demand emphasised from inspiring English sources

Renting, social housing and owner occupation were all high up on nearly every candidate's agenda, with the need to protect renters from rapacious estate agents fees and build more to meet demand emphasised over and over again.

Some patients were seen as demanding and several participants emphasised a desire to get patients' appreciation.

Others draw additional attention to the demand side by emphasising the importance of combating age discrimination in employment and increasing the attractiveness of older workers (ActivAge Consortium 2005; Walker 2002).

" The shock of the new" describes women's difficulties adjusting to the demands of motherhood and women emphasised the importance of social support in "Meeting new support needs".

The World Health Organization ([WHO]) and the United Nations Children's Fund ([UNICEF]) have emphasised the need for new production technologies that can satisfy the demand for global immunisation ([UNICEF]; [WHO]).

Interviewees emphasised the need to undertake mixed methods research when the research questions demanded this approach.

In the commemorative brochure, it emphasised the need … "to ensure a reliable and sufficient supply to meet all demands".

Apart from Billy Sharp, nobody has come in and shown any interest in any of our players," McKay told BBC Sport, referring to Doncaster's in-demand striker to emphasise the club's perilous position and lack of profile.

In both cases, Amazon fought the demands and won, though the ruling emphasised the threat to e-commerce over that to freedom of expression.

Reddy emphasised the need to increase the exchange of fellowship programmes among Asian countries and between the AOSR and international societies as subspecialisation is required for radiology to survive and would be the appropriate response to the general demand.

They need to emphasise improvements".