A cable audience demands some action, so the series sets up lots of situations to make the episodes more or less take shape.
After the hysteria in the media induced by ISIS's beheading of a few Americans in retaliation for U.S. bombing of the group in the Middle East, American public sentiment, still exhausted by the long counterproductive wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, demanded some action against ISIS -- as long as it didn't involve another protracted war or any U.S. military personnel getting killed.
Ms Des Forges said: "They feared this word would generate public opinion which would demand some sort of action and they didn't want to act.
Now email arrives continuously, and most emails demand some sort of action: Click on this link to see a video of a baby panda, or answer this query from a co-worker, or make plans for lunch with a friend, or delete this email as spam.
Sampson testified that McKay had approached Larry Thompson, then the Deputy Attorney General, and demanded that he "take some action" on the investigation, and that subsequently there had been tension between the two men.
We need to demand action, where's the President?
WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — A growing chorus of Republican lawmakers are demanding that President Obama take some action in Syria so that they can attack whatever action he took in Syria.
And sitting in the same place I was three weeks ago, Moqbel's op-ed and the Boston bombings call out to me demanding some words, some prayer, some action.
And it means demanding change and demanding action wherever you are organized.
Mr. Sharaf vowed to put the protesters' demands into action, some of which include the firing and prosecution of police officers implicated in the killing of protesters, transparent and speedier trials for former government members and a halt to military trials of civilians.
