Sentence examples for demand was raised from inspiring English sources
About 1830, however, a demand was raised for a decrease in expenditure, and, under the leadership of Ole Gabriel Ueland, a more deliberate "class" policy began to be conducted in the Storting.
In Villa la Angostura there were no reports of roof collapse over treatment sheds, and whilst water demand was raised the supply was not exhausted, unlike what is suggested by the Wilson et al. 2014a DDS.
The throughput time consisted of the total time needed to deliver a service from the moment demand is raised.
4.3 is due to the facts that (1) final demands are raised proportionally so that the original shares of the sectors become significant and (2) regional final demands are changed instead of external demands (exports).
Among the union's other demands were raising the maximum pension to more than $1,000 a month and improving the dental plan, which members consider weak.
The Nobel Prize in physics this year was awarded to a trio of scientists who were instrumental in the invention and development of blue light-emitting diode technology, and a host new laws in countries to promote greater energy efficiency, and new consumer products to meet the demands, are raising the game for lighting solutions based on LED technology.
As much as the cry and demand for change was raised in this past presidential primaries, the incumbents won 94percentt of the elections.
This demand had been raised and practiced by the medieval sects and led to differentiated polities and congregational orders among the Hussites and the Bohemian Brethren.
If money is needed to meet new demands, it is raised by trimming a bit off everybody's benefits poor pensioners and middle-class parents alike.Vehement critics of government call this the "grabbing hand" theory.
Spinvox Marlow workers is "For the crazy people with a box on their heads…." Spinvox Chile was set up for call centre workers there for "how we communicate it is happening with the demands that are raised".
