Sentence examples for demand put forward from inspiring English sources

Weinberger met virtually every demand put forward by the services - there were 90 more naval ships, two divisions for the army, costing $10bn a year to maintain, and 94 B-1B bombers, worth $200m each, for the air force.

The arrival of Uber [1] and its growing popularity have introduced an unprecedented change in the nature of taxi transportation: Pricing patterns can now change in every coming minute, driven by algorithmic recipes based on offer and demand put forward by the company.

The Kremlin has signaled that it will not meet the main demands put forward by the protest movement: a recount of the vote and new elections.

Five years on and one coup d'état later, Egypt is still very much in the grip of a military dictatorship, while most of the six demands put forward by the revolutionaries have yet to be met.

The withdrawal of the gendarmerie units, one of 15 demands put forward by the most radical protesters, has been an obstacle to discussions to ease the crisis that has lasted almost 11 months.

Today's result will almost certainly raise the minimum demands put forward by other big unions, and it could have ripple effects in neighboring countries that often take their cues from Germany.

The list of demands put forward by Hamas includes a lifting of Israel's eight-year blockade on Gaza, the opening of its Rafah border crossing with Egypt, and the release of prisoners.

In the wake of heightened media attention to needless black deaths at the hands of law enforcement, NCJW joined Bend the Arc and other Jewish social justice groups to lift our voices in support of #BlackLivesMatter and the national demands put forward by Ferguson Action.

Every time a divestment demand is put forward, the conversation changes in elite board rooms where investment decisions are made.

No political organisation directed the insurrection, no single ideology motivated it, no overwhelming demand was put forward.

A new or extended runway at Heathrow and a second at Gatwick were the three preferred options to deal with growing demand for flights put forward by a commission led by Sir Howard Davies.