Sentence examples for demanding fundamental changes from inspiring English sources

As a result, feminists and liberal activists pushed up against the culture wars demanding fundamental changes.

"The pamphlets of history are a perfect expression of the marriage of art and politics," wrote Zinn, "their language is the language of the people, their cheapness makes them accessible to all, their content is revolutionary, demanding fundamental changes in society".

After bloody price riots in 1989, two coup attempts and the removal of President Carlos Andrés Pérez on corruption charges, the electorate was demanding fundamental change.

"The fans are demanding fundamental change.

In that sense, this new report just amps up the volume of the pre-existing chorus demanding fundamental change to America's criminal justice system.

Unless they are closed, Mr. Duncan could be squandering the rare opportunity the stimulus has given him to demand fundamental changes.

This week they demanded fundamental changes in the education system and announced plans to form a union.

A lawsuit filed yesterday, however, introduced the specter of racial exclusion and demanded fundamental changes in how the park is governed.

"The dictator fell in Tunisia, the dictator fell in Egypt and the dictator should fall here," said the party leader, Hassan Mushaima, a dissident who has long demanded fundamental changes in what is effectively an absolute monarchy.

Republicans have also signaled that they will again demand fundamental changes in policy on health care, the environment, abortion rights and more, as the price of their support for raising the debt ceiling.

After studying the much-heralded new plan at church officials' behest, many of the lawyers say they are convinced the Vatican will demand fundamental changes, especially to the "zero tolerance" provisions that require all priests facing credible accusations of abuse to be removed immediately from ministry.