Sentence examples for demand of its from inspiring English sources

If the CBHI scheme in Burkina Faso is to provide treatment options that truly respond to the care-seeking demand of its target population, it is in its best interest to acknowledge the high prevalence of self-treatment among the entire population, including the insured.

Can it ultimately meet the demand of its own startups before other countries lure away the best and the brightest?

Seth Hodder, the label manager at Mute, said it, too, was seeking to meet the demand of its customers.

But now, Baghdad can meet only one-fifth of the power demand of its residents.

The pair presented a lesson in listening, as only music can demand of its makers.

But, he said, the decades of imprisonment that Private Manning could face "is still too high a price for any democracy to demand of its whistle-blowers".

Consistent hallmarks are the vigor of his writing and the virtuosity it demands of its interpreters.

Why isn't the government banning eggs that don't meet the criteria it demands of its own farmers?

One explanation is that the regime from time to time must manufacture external threats to justify the extreme sacrifices it demands of its people.

If France succumbs to the demands of its religious communities, Mr. Chirac said, "It would sacrifice its heritage; it would compromise its future; it would lose its soul".

LOS ANGELES — For Comcast, it was a hard lesson in movie industry politics: on Wednesday its Universal Studios unit, under severe pressure from theater owners, suddenly tabled a plan to allow the early release on video-on-demand of its forthcoming film "Tower Heist" in two test markets.