It demands knowing something about your feelings.
It is why David Davis and Boris Johnson can stravaig around Europe insulting EU heads of state and demanding that they bow to their half-baked demands knowing full well that the ridiculousness of their position will never be properly examined at home.
Another Gazprom executive, Sergei Komlev, the head of the contracting department, told participants at an economic forum in Moscow that Western European energy companies had inappropriately elevated their daily demands, knowing they could not be met, thus exaggerating the extent of the shortfall from Gazprom.
Liberal Judaism's representatives made such a demand, knowing that every one of us would have to pay a price, not because it is fashionable but because our tradition teaches us that the natural world is "loaned" to humanity to exploit but not to destroy.
While it has been established that remembering is more attention demanding than knowing (for a review see 5), it is unclear how the attentional resources are distributed during encoding and recognition of remembered stimuli.
Nothing in my life can rival the stress of standing in a room full of toys and dirty Babygros, alone with three crying infants all demanding my attention, knowing that I am powerless to attend to all their needs.
Instead, he took her to his empty Manhattan apartment, where he "wasted no time in aggressively and threateningly demanding sex," despite knowing she was only 16.
(Supervisor, 28 years old) Delayed subsidies limited the motivation of supervisors to visit and oversee APEs, as supervisors did not feel comfortable demanding more work knowing that APEs were not receiving their subsidies on time and were demotivated.
This could change all that.Gulliver isn't going to pass judgement on the fairness of union or management demands without knowing everything that's on the table.
Yet the girls complied with the school's demands, not knowing what else to do, and had pelvic exams and blood drawn, their lawyers said.
