Sentence examples for demand to join from inspiring English sources
"The harder it is outside the bigger the demand to join the school is," says Kanani.
Ukraine is different because hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians, backed by the majority of the population, came out in the streets and faced down bullets to demand to join the European Union.
But at a deeper level it was about personal empowerment, a demand to join the modern world, and live in an open society under the rule of law rather than the rule of despotic whim.
Indeed, such has been the demand to join this illustrious profession – given unique constitutional importance by its status as the breeding ground for the judiciary – that the private law schools have created another 300 bar school places since 2003.
He refused the popular demand to join the French and Sardinians in their war against Austria in 1859, and, in the face of mounting opposition, he quietly left Tuscany (April 27) to abdicate in favour of his son Ferdinand IV (July), who never reigned.
Just before Easter, 70 subcontracted security guards and janitors shut down the city's metro system for two days, demanding to join the public-transport workers' union.
As the movement escalated, Lin considered demands to join it: "I thought probably I would be beaten to death by the Red Guards.
Surprised parents, confronted with their children's strident demands to join the action on the ice shelf, have two choices: resist or go with the floe.
Back in the day, when the Ireland scrum-halves would be practising their passing in an empty room at the team hotel, he'd be the only forward demanding to join in.
Ms. Rice and other officials acknowledged that Mr. Bush moved only after becoming convinced that he was in danger of being blamed if the talks failed because he had repeatedly rebuffed European demands to join in the incentives.
A country that is enthusiastically demanding to join the World Trade Organization is treating its precious labor resources as a burden and inhibiting the economic interests, the very livelihoods, of tens of millions of rural laborers".
