Sentence examples for demand were made from inspiring English sources

In other words, they were mere promises to pay in gold or silver at the issuing bank, if such a demand were made.

And this is not some obscure and arcane demand being made of them.

It seems easier to grasp this when the demand is made for state-funded Islamic schools.

The demand was made by Foreign Minister Golda Meir in the Knesset (Parliament).

The same demand was made of him as his eyes were closing.

This demand was made even stronger by the Holocaust and the guilt of the Europeans after 1945.

The demand was made in a recording posted on the internet with a picture of Johnston's BBC identity card.

The demand was made by Johann Rupert, one of golf's best-known backers, who was the guest speaker at the European Tour's annual dinner on Tuesday.

The same demand was made separately by a group of senators led by Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, in a letter to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.

The demand was made by the authorities just days after he was released from nearly three months in detention.

These changes meant that English, rather than education in an occupation in demand, was made the key determinant for GSM selection.