Sentence examples for demand that work from inspiring English sources

Every time there's a recession people want to blame it on some underlying structural factor, when sometimes recessions are just recessions, shortfalls in demand that work themselves out.

And particularly in America, there's a serious and growing demand that work deliver a sense of contributing to something larger than oneself.

Another key issue at New York and New Jersey ports is the association's demand that work gangs be reduced.

Alex Salmond has suggested the Scottish National party could demand that work on the UK's new high-speed rail link, HS2, starts in Scotland as a price for backing a minority Labour government.

Hundreds surrounded an industrial building in the heart of Dhaka, upset that garment factories continued to operate inside, and tossed bricks at the windows, demanding that work be stopped.

A story in W. Nicholl's History and Traditions of Radcliffe (1900) tells of a "great crowd" of protesters from Bury who marched on Bealey's Works, demanding that work be halted.

Managers then unconsciously demand that working mothers work even harder to prove that they're as capable as they were pre-baby and then test them to ensure that they are genuinely dedicated to the work.

Under Labour, officials said they had little choice but to deal with the big boys – the size of government organisations demanded systems that worked on an "industrial scale".

She had returned to Vienna early last week to get her daughter ready for the new school year when she heard that a letter had arrived from the Turkish government demanding that work at Ephesus be halted.

Over the past decade, the rich, professional classes have developed an increasingly unhealthy attitude to their jobs...We demanded that work be interesting in itself and, even more preposterously, that it should have meaning.

That work will demand individuals trained in certain key subdisciplines.