Sentence examples for demand severe from inspiring English sources

Some ethical theories insist not only that there are obligations of beneficence, but that these obligations sometimes demand severe sacrifice and extreme generosity in the moral life.

Early next year the Republicans will demand severe cuts to everything or they will allow the country to default on its debt.

Let's be very clear: Lawrence Brewer's views were beyond despicable and demand sharp and loud judgment; his crimes were appalling almost beyond imagination and demand severe and lasting punishment.

In that I am at radical variance with the views of the Moscow Patriarchate which has been demanding severe punishment.

The researchers speculate that this stems from theology: Christians who promote a literal interpretation of the Bible tend to believe that human nature is inherently evil, and that sin demands severe punishment.

With Greece's debt at 160 percent of gross domestic product and its deficit higher than expected, its foreign creditors have demanded severe cuts, saying it borrowed too heavily in the past and now must force down wages and transform its state to compete in the single currency.

To pay for that, and still shrink the budget, they are demanding severe cuts from spending bills for which they have little use: nearly 19 percent out of the labor, health and education bill; 15 percent from the financial services oversight bill; 14 percent from the interior and environment bill; and 11 percent from the energy and water bill.

For 75 of those years, Opel has been owned by General Motors GMM), the American car giant which has demanded severe job cuts across Europe, and particularly in Germany: 10,000 people nearly a third of its workforce are to lose their jobs in Rüsselsheim, Bochum and Kaiserslautern.For Rüsselsheim, a town of 60,000, it is a man-made disaster.

In its native region presents damaging aspect, it demands severe control to prevent its invasion in the pastures and other agricultural fields.

This time, it was like, 'Wake up.'" Members of the Indian parliament demanded severe punishment for the perpetrators.

How do these young men justify selling class A drugs while being a part of a religious faith that shuns the use and sale of drugs and demands severe punishments for the crimes they are committing?