Sentence examples for demand to cover from inspiring English sources

The US government's cost of long-term borrowing can be decomposed into a short-term rate plus a term premium which investors demand to cover the interest-rate and inflation risks of holding long-term bonds.

Sir Philip Green's assets, including his £100m superyacht, could be seized by the courts if he refuses to comply with a legal demand to cover the £571m deficit in the BHS pension scheme, the chief executive of the Pensions Regulator (TPR) has said.

Long-term, China must develop internal demand to cover its production capacity.

Doctors are creating the demand to cover their backs and increase their income.

Men are just so visually-stimulated, so prone to lust, so helpless that women must help their weaker brothers in Christ by capitulating to their every demand to cover our bodies.

If China didn't exist, many existing American companies would have closed up shop or never even opened in the first place because they wouldn't have had enough consumer demand to cover the higher expenses associated with higher U.S. labor wages and regulations.

The teachers were struggling to balance the district's vision for the school, the needs of the learners, the realities of their instructional situation, and the demands to cover mandated content-specific learning goals.

Rebuked at a recent lecture by a man who wanted to know why she wasn't covered, Malushi said she replied, "How do you know I'm not?" What this discussion of the hijab presumes is choice: In the United States, women can escape demands to cover themselves or demands not to, fashioning a new set of meanings for an ancient practice.

Both the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 2005 and the Dodd Frank Act provide special protections for derivative counterparties, giving them the legal right to demand collateral to cover losses in the event of insolvency.

Duhigg's article is a wake up call telling us to demand standards to cover the expanding list of new and emerging contaminants that threaten our water supplies and our health.

Producers then filed a lawsuit, demanding $320,000 to cover marketing costs, losses and her advance payment.