It's a demand to try to listen to what the other person means, rather than dismiss what they say just because it makes no sense.
Both organic and conventional farmers will respond to rising costs of oil and (for non-organic) nitrogen fertiliser, and to changes in demand, to try and defend the profitability of their business.
Rather than responding to a set of eminently reasonable and practicable demands to try to defend the right to education and just working conditions in our university, senior management at the University of London have decided that, when faced with the choice between dialogue and repression, they will to turn to the latter.
The goal was to identify social needs and societal demands, to try to satisfy these needs and lifestyles in order to create new products and open markets from these new products and services.
All too often, companies send legal threats and demands to try to silence work or findings that they find critical, often using misinterpreted, incorrect or vague legal statutes to get things pulled from the internet.
There are multiple governments in metro areas - each with their own agendas and citizen's needs and demands to try to address and satisfy.
One of the organizers of the assassination of Alexander II (March 1 [March 13] , 1881, he was arrested on February 27 March 111), demanded to be tried together with his subsequently captured compatriots, and was found guilty and executed.
"Law & Order: UK," in which a cop killer demands to be tried as a victim and not a murderer, leads in at 9. 8 P.M. (ABC) THE MIDDLE Axl (Charlie McDermott) gets Sue Eden Sherr) into trouble in high school.
You see, when a tragedy like this strikes, it is part of our nature to demand explanations – to try to impose some order on the chaos, and make sense out of that which seems senseless.
