Sentence examples for demand to change from inspiring English sources
The two parties are far apart on some policy issues, and many Conservatives balk at the Liberal Democrats' demand to change Britain's current electoral system.
This is the first time the legislature has addressed the latest, and most widely supported demand to change Alabama's founding charter.
At the announcement, a chorus of boos went up, quickly followed by catcalls, a few obscenities and one off-color demand to change the channel.
Stakeholders have not been pressured via market demand to change their behaviour as much as in other sectors (eg organic foods, Fairtrade products).
The main issues in the dispute are wages, rapidly rising health costs and the union's demand to change the disciplinary system.
There's a public demand to change that, because it carries a high cost for consumers," notes Mr Aguilar Camín. Butprivate monopolies pale in comparison with the state monopoly of energy.
They want to force leaders to step down or concede to demands to change direction of leadership".
But Bausch was not a person to kowtow to audiences' or critics' demands to change her work.
Crucially, it is hard to measure the responsiveness of drug demand to changes in price.
The expenditure elasticity of demand is a measure of the responsiveness of demand to changes in expenditure on similar goods.
