Sentence examples for demand to open from inspiring English sources

"There wasn't enough parent demand to open the program".

They might be forced by popular demand to open for business.

A1 Tension Over Holocaust Files Tempers are flaring over a United States demand to open to scholars and researchers a huge repository of information about the Holocaust contained in the files of the International Tracing Service at Bad Arolsen, Germany.

"When we realized it was crossing states and more and more people were joining and there was demand to open other categories," Tatarko said.

The demand to open the system up became the heart and soul of the next phase of liberalism, of the urge to empower the free individual.

The biggest growth has been in China, where players Yao Ming and Yi Jianlian, combined with the interest generated by the 2008 Summer Olympics, created enough demand to open two new stores.

Europeans are also increasingly wary of American demands to open their economies to American products.

"Regardless of who wins the 2012 presidential election," he said, "the new president will have to engage with the students and their demands to open up and democratize television and radio".

The very poorest countries, who precipitated Cancún's collapse by walking out, were bought off with promises, albeit vague, on cotton, and exemptions from demands to open their markets.

Just 14 months later, having shelled another American merchantman and dueled a French squadron while still defying Western demands to open the strait, the Choshu clan finally found itself under full-scale assault from a multinational fleet.

"There is no historical precedent allowing a self-styled judge or a citizen's grand jury [to] have any import on the outcome of the Malheur occupiers' demands to open public lands, other to than to excite those embracing a fringe view," wrote Bill Morlin of the Southern Poverty Law Center.