Sentence examples for demanded sales from inspiring English sources

The case began in 2005, when the state Department of Taxation and Finance audited the club and demanded sales taxes on cover charges and "performance fees" collected.

When Chrysler's owners on Wall Street demanded higher sales numbers, Mr. Kelleher and his fellow dealers responded with steep discounts and lower credit standards.

(Unlike box-office statistics, video-on-demand sales are not closely tracked by independent sources).

Video-on-demand sales will be $7.5 million to $9.5 million, instead of the $12 million to $14 million the company forecast in January.

And that's not including the unquantified contribution of on-demand sales of digital comics to phones and tablets.

The numbers were helped by a 20.2 percent increase in Blu-ray disc sales, to $2.2 billion from $1.8 billion  in 2010, and a tidy increase in video-on-demand sales, to $1.9 billion from $1.8 billion.

On-demand sales in particular are helping, but they do not yet not represent the broad windfall that many financiers and filmmakers are counting on, said Tom Bernard, co-president of Sony Pictures Classics, a regular Sundance buyer.

Fairness demands sales tax collection by all online retailers — to level the competitive playing field, to ensure that tax law is administered consistently and to distribute the overall tax burden more progressively.

In addition to DVD sales, the studios are also trying to protect video-on-demand sales offered by cable companies.

Because downloading the app will be free, the revenue model is based on advertising and on-demand sales.

And, of course, it gets a cut of on-demand sales that happen through the Amazon channel on its devices.