Sentence examples for demanded ground from inspiring English sources

Rebels in the besieged city of Misrata have also demanded ground troops to protect civilians, but the international community is wary of the political and military risks that such a step would entail.

In China, where arable land and urban space are in high demand, ground burial is prohibited throughout most of the country, although exceptions are made if a fine is paid.

But given a long adjustment period it isn't clear that the wage demands of the long-term unemployed can fall fast enough to keep up with their own declining employability.There is a way to accelerate the adjustment, of course, which is for the Fed to make up some of the lost demand ground (it need not make up all of it, as a partial adjustment has taken place).

The company is now offering on-demand ground transportation in the most traffic-ridden city in the country.

And this virtuous circle makes the economics of these two companies very different from others in the on-demand ground travel space.

One thing self-driving cars won't do, however, is help Lyft and Uber (and other two-sided on-demand ground travel companies) maintain their existing business models or the valuations they command.

Ainsworth said Brown demanded the grounding of the entire Nimrod fleet even though repairs to the relevant faulty hot-air ducts and fuel pipes on the remaining aircraft had taken place.

The findings of the current study validate the application of this mathematical model for the development of lighting countermeasures for entrainment to non-24-h sleep-wake schedules demanded by ground-based and flight-based space exploration missions [10], [14], [27].

In just a few short weeks, the deal is already proving to be an unpalatable one, with the militants demanding more ground and continuing violence against the civilian government.

There are right-wing members of his cabinet demanding a ground offensive and he doesn't want to look weak in domestic politics.

All of these drivers share one feature, to existentially threaten existing institutions at a time when the dynamic and parlous context demands some ground rules.