Sentence examples for demand for effective from inspiring English sources

The first consequence is a demand for effective action.

The demand for effective rat poison remains great because China, with 1.3 billion people, also probably has billions of rats.

The common refrain from foreign ministries around the world is that at a time when the demand for effective global governance is on the rise, the supply of such governance appears to be in decline.

Public demand for effective national regulation of interstate railroad rates had been growing since the Supreme Court had emasculated the Interstate Commerce Commission's (ICC) rate-making authority in the 1890s.

Six east European countries – Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania and Romania – signed a joint demand that Europe's new "Stockholm Programme" include not only sentiments of double genocide regarding the second world war, but also a demand for effective criminalisation of opposing points of view.

Since the discovery of electricity, the demand for effective energy storage methods has increased.

After starting and stopping and then starting again in recent weeks, the talks ended after AOL officials said they could not agree to Microsoft's demands for effective exclusivity of its music software.

There are growing demands for effective public participation in river basin management.

The increasing integration of wind power into the existing power system demands for effective strategies to deal with wind intermittency and uncertainty.

Will they learn from Brown's success and that of new Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell and run pragmatic, accessible candidates that will respond to the public's demands for effective answers on the economy?

"You are also starting to see slowly a demand for more effective policies," she said.