Sentence examples for demanding longer from inspiring English sources

What does that mean — my dog demanding longer walks?

Emily Magee was scarcely less impressive in the demanding longer role of Ariadne.

Yet France, too, is all a-buzz about the possibility of firms demanding longer hours from workers.

But recently her career has been demanding longer hours away from home, keeping her from making music there.

The company announced that over the next three years it will cut up to 20,000 jobs from its western German workforce of 103,000, as well as demanding longer hours from its workers for no extra pay an announcement that was greeted with a 15% rise in the company's share price.Where VW goes, much of Europe's car industry may follow.

Ms. Tymoshenko, meanwhile, parried attacks from another big political player, the Regions Party, which was staunchly opposed to the financial legislation all along, arguing that its plan to save the country's finances — which centered on demanding longer term loans from the I.M.F. and increasing social payments — was better.

Had the teachers agreed to take the short-term hit by acquiescing to a temporary freeze, it would have been worlds harder for Christie to then run around the state demanding longer-term concessions on pensions and benefits.

A new book recalls a time when African-Americans demanded longer sentences and harsher drug laws.

The coalition's controversial free schools are inspired by the US charter schools movement, which often demand longer hours from teachers and impose strict discipline on children.

C1 VW Wins Labor Concessions Volkswagen reached a deal with Germany's biggest labor union that should let it demand longer workweeks and higher productivity.

Private renters will be able to demand longer tenancies under a new code of conduct for landlords which will provide greater security for tenants, communities secretary Eric Pickles revealed.