Sentence examples for demand merits from inspiring English sources

Mons Venus typically closes at 5 a.m., but Redner said he would be willing to keep the club open 24-7 during the GOP convention if demand merits it.

He demanded merit pay for teachers and a longer school day (Chicago's was only 5 hours 45 minutes).

After he took office in 2011, he demanded merit pay for teachers and a longer school day (Chicago's was only 5 hours 45 minutes).

He demanded merit pay for teachers and a longer school day (Chicago's was only 5 hours 45 minutes) and earmarked for closure 50 half-empty schools in poor districts.

If their format of stepped-down rectangles comes off as a bit textbookish and rigid, that's a minor blip in an overall body of work that demands and merits close attention.

On the other hand, he has set himself up for a big battle with municipal unions over his demand for merit pay instead of across-the-board wage increases.

As low-cost services saturate the market, the number of new routes with enough demand to merit adding a new service decreases.

Sometimes an article on the arms beat makes a claim that both demands attention and merits a deeper dive.

The Giuliani administration took a hard-line approach yesterday in its first contract proposals to the city's 78,000 public-school teachers, making a long-anticipated demand for a merit pay system and an unanticipated demand that the teachers defer three weeks of pay.

It has proved to be more demanding and the merits have been more difficult to demonstrate.

Dr. Grebin is working to convince the State Health Department that the demand for these services merits Medicaid reimbursement: Dr. Manikam estimates that one in four children has some kind of feeding disorder, and that severe problems occur in 3percentto10percentcent of the population, a percentage that continues to rise as neonatal medicine improves.