Sentence examples for demanding more access from inspiring English sources

The reluctance by the United States and the European Union to reduce tariffs on imported crops and subsidies for domestic farmers has been assailed by large developing countries, including Brazil and India, which are demanding more access for their own farm products in exchange for lowering barriers to manufactured goods and services.

Conversely, the US protects its car market - and the Japanese are demanding more access.

Younger consumers are demanding more access to special services, the ability to customize coverage and improved access to healthcare providers.

Ed Borden, business development manager at Pachube, says consumers will eventually demand more access to sensor data.

As the world's population rises and demands more access to resources, the issues associated with the commons become more severe.

These coalitions also demanded more access to information about how water funds were being spent and a say in the governing decisions of local water utilities.

In turn, endemic corruption, fed by a mutually dependent corporate sector, became common.Investments in most East Asian countries were conducted through the banking system instead of bond markets, which demand more access to information on projects.

The verdicts marked the culmination of three months of fierce crackdowns against demonstrators, who had taken to the streets of the tiny state to demand more access to positions inside the Sunni-dominated establishment.

Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, opposed the order, arguing the case could have far-reaching implications for other devices and software, with governments everywhere able to demand more access to tech companies' data.

The total volume of doctors' services will increase, as consumers demand more access to medical specialists, free of the constraints imposed by the most restrictive H.M.O.'s, she said.

Frustration boiled up at Thursday's White House press briefing as reporters demanded more access.