Sentence examples for demand to issue from inspiring English sources

When the German publisher Friedrich Arnold Brockhaus first issued his great encyclopaedia, he was forced by an unexpectedly large public demand to issue edition after edition in quick succession (some of them even overlapped).

University officials have on the whole agreed to help students fundraise and send equipment to Gaza, but vice-chancellors have carefully sidestepped demands to issue political statements condemning Israel's conduct.

"As for the CP links removal demand, I was going to issue demands and see what happened, but he came to me and expressed a willingness to get rid of Hard Candy in the initial e-mail," Intangir wrote.

"There's still lots of demand for people to issue equity; there's still lots of demand for advice on mergers".

But the documents supplied by the Senate Judiciary Committee refer to the A.T.F.'s existing right to issue "demand letters" to gun dealers, not to any new push for gun control legislation.

But as orders came in on Tuesday, it was clear that demand would permit Verizon to issue all its bonds in dollar denominations.

In July 1861, Congress authorized the government to issue Demand Notes, the first form of paper money issued directly by the United States government.

It's about a bunch of cows who teach themselves how to use a typewriter, which they use to issue demands for better treatment.

But in the following days and weeks, when the movement started to organise, though its organisation is still quite unclear it has started to issue demands and has evolved into something much more.

Go to the archives of any of "the friends of the status quo" organizations and you will find one press release after another warning America not to "pressure" Israel and that "now is not the time" to ask Israel to do anything (it is always the time to issue demands to the Palestinians).

The increased demand has caused the banks to issue urgent appeals for donors.