Sentence examples for demanding about the from inspiring English sources

Davies also argues that we're more demanding about the coffee we serve at home.

He was shy - surprisingly so for someone so well-established - intense in his conversation and demanding about the conditions in which his work was shown.

"For me, any candidates for any ministry must be rounded personalities," he said, "and I've become much more demanding about the human qualities of those training for the priesthood".

Similarly, in assessing the performance of the development banks, we need to develop specific ways to assess progress toward development objectives; we must be hard-minded and demanding about the necessity that the money lent really produce results.

Universities fear that raising fees will only enable them to stand still at a time when students are likely to become more demanding about the value of their degree.

"We understand that the president has been very demanding about the fittings and that they are quite luxurious," said René Dosière, a Socialist legislator from Picardy who has called — so far unsuccessfully — for a detailed accounting of the plane's amenities and their cost.

So far, Iran has allowed periodic visits by inspectors, but refused to provide information they demanded about the facility, or interviews of its personnel.

The level of technical and personal detail demanded about the UN top team's communication systems could be seen as laying the groundwork for surveillance or hacking operations.

Messier will get more than that and Claude Lemieux, a Devil currently being wooed by the Rangers and others, will demand about the same.

"But it was unable to attract the all-important corporate clientele, which is demanding about all the modern conveniences.

The problem is, the N.A.S.D. is less demanding about disclosures than the state group.