Sentence examples for demanded to solve from inspiring English sources

When the crime rate falls, tough sentences are hailed as the cause, even when demography or other factors may matter more; when the rate rises tough sentences are demanded to solve the problem.

Nonetheless, the special legislative session that Mr. Rowland demanded to solve the budget crisis quickly will start on Wednesday, though it now seems more like political theater than a step toward balancing the state's $13.4 billion budget for 2002-03.

This leads to a 4 4 matrix inversion problem, which is computationally demanding to solve.

Ahead of meeting of EU ministers in Brussels next Monday (14 September) called to negotiate solutions to the crisis, the editors have set out several demands to solve what they call "the worst refugee crisis the world has seen since the second world war".

But that should not detract from the fact that, but for the intervention of the judge, he could well only now be coming out of jail after being convicted by a jury which found itself bamboozled by the evidence and under pressure to satisfy public demand to solve such a notorious crime.

Photovoltaic industry has been an important development direction of China's strategic emerging industries since 2012, and more and more attentions have been paid to broaden the domestic demand to solve the problem of overcapacity of China's PV industry.

I had never considered this theory before, that ice was a riddle whose origin demanded to be solved, a potential form of drink pollution.

This derogation of the tribe as a heartless bunch who abandoned their children and left their elders to starve would find its way onto one of Mr. Soling's seventh-grade class handouts, lodging in his brain like a puzzle demanding to be solved.

Despite the analytical relationship between rotations and rotational strains, the governing equations of the beam are in general too demanding to be solved analytically.

Now they're demanding that to solve the problem partly created by that giveaway, the government should cut benefit programs aimed at alleviating suffering among the most vulnerable people in society.

They discovered that audience participation was lower for the first few viewings, because children paid more attention to unfamiliar material, and because it was more cognitively demanding to understand and solve the problems presented.