Sentence examples for demand for a real-term from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron had asked Parliament to support his demand for a real-term budget freeze.

Labour MPs combined with a minority of Conservatives to demand a real-terms reduction in EU spending.

Britain is the most hawkish country, demanding a real-terms freeze based on spending in 2011.

Britain is demanding a "real-terms" freeze in the budget, which would be set at 2011 levels increased only for inflation.

Mr Cameron wants a freeze in the budget but Tory rebels and Labour are demanding a real-terms cut.

Labour leader Ed Miliband stepped up the pressure on the PM surrounding the thorny issue of the EU budget by demanding a real-terms cut.

The Labour party is demanding a real-terms cut in the budget, while the coalition believes the best it can hope for is a real-terms freeze.

Across the Atlantic, one Bernard Madoff has satisfied demand for a real-life pantomime villain.

Demand for a real lyrics feature remains strong, though.

The BBC's deputy political editor James Landale said that privately, officials in Whitehall believe demands for a cut are implausible and that securing a real terms freeze would be unprecedented and a huge victory in itself.

Privately, officials in Whitehall say that demanding a cut is implausible and that securing a real terms freeze would be unprecedented and a huge victory in itself.