Sentence examples for demand to install from inspiring English sources

He said that the Shiites had "no problem" with the Kurds' demand to install one of the leaders, Jalal Talabani, as president and that he hoped one of the Sunnis invited into the government would take the job of assembly speaker.

A person familiar with the matter said Barclays was holding out because it could not reach agreement with New York's Department of Financial Services, headed by Benjamin Lawsky, who had set tougher conditions for a settlement, including a demand to install monitors within the bank.

Customers had reported receiving repeated demands to install the updates even after they had already done so.

You'd think Lisa Jackson was demanding to install solar panels on the Alamo.

-- the effect could be similar to what happened when multinationals spat on China's demand last year to install its Green Dam filtering software on every computer sold in the country.

Traditionally they have made billions by selling their programs, often demanding hefty sums to install them and then charging an annual maintenance fee for upgrades and technical support.

"BT missed the installation date and, after several weeks of chasing them up, we were finally advised that Openreach had 'given away' our connection and were demanding nearly £10,000 to install a new line to the property".

In a move that should delight any government worried about future energy demands, he is to install solar panels on the roof of his newly purchased Victorian semi in north Kensington - part of plans to make his home a model of decentralised energy and sustainability.

Dr. Falcocchio: The city's D.O.T. needs to install demand-sensitive controllers that would reduce unnecessary delays resulting from poorly timed signals.

Its organiser Velizar Tashev read out a list of demands, including for authorities to install CCTV cameras along the embankment and improve police patrols.

The leaders of England's biggest cities have demanded urgent government funding to install sprinklers in hundreds of tower blocks, warning that 21 months after the Grenfell Tower fire, residents do not feel safe.