Sentence examples for demand known as from inspiring English sources

It is one of only three known instances in which the FBI has backed off from such a data demand, known as a "national security letter," or NSL, which is not subject to judicial approval and whose recipient is barred from disclosing the order's existence.

Further calls confirmed he had been added to Interpol's list via an arrest demand, known as a "diffusion".

In America gas prices are set by the fundamentals of supply and demand (known as gas-on-gas competition), which means they are currently low.

The government's demand, known as a second request, has become common for acquisitions by Google, which the Federal Trade Commission is investigating for possible anticompetitive behavior.

This information signal flows from a Discos to a particular Gencos corresponding to specified demand known as contract participation factor (cpf).

In previous rounds of talks, the world powers have made three demands of Iran: stop the enrichment of uranium, shut down the fortified enrichment facility at Fordo, and export its supply of low- and medium-enriched uranium (a demand known as "stop, shut, ship").

Demands known as national security letters are designed to allow law enforcement agencies to conduct an investigation without interference or alerting the target.

The Sejm convened to review the demands of three Commonwealth's neighbours (the Russian Empire, Prussia and Austria) in order to legalize their territorial demands, known as the First Partition of Poland.

What the public, we think, is demanding is to know as soon as we know what's going on.

In one such practice, stores demand payments — known as markdown money — from suppliers to cover the cost of putting merchandise on sale when demand is weak.

He said the U.S.D.A. reports, including the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates known as Wasde, provided an answer: "What the Wasde report said is, supply".