Sentence examples for demanding to help from inspiring English sources

The rap reminds him of black people he used to meet in the sixties, who didn't want white freedom riders coming South, demanding to help them, and he says, "I understand what they're saying".

But perish the thought of boosting German demand to help others.

That could prompt countries like Germany to inflate domestic demand to help other, less competitive, euro-zone countries.

The French finance minister, Christine Lagarde, warned Berlin that it must raise its domestic demand to help partners in trouble.

In power emergencies, such meters could allow the utility to automatically reduce energy demand to help avoid power failures.

Countries like Germany and China that depend on exports for growth should pursue policies to stimulate domestic demand to help pave the way for sustainable job creation, it added.

Both institutions would also like to see Germany in particular, which has a low budget deficit and decent growth, increase domestic demand to help stimulate the European economy.

Analysts expect unemployment to remain high this year and next, putting a drag on the economy, which needs strong consumer demand to help make any recovery self-sustaining.

Turkey has balked at American demands to help the YPG fight Islamists, and indeed the YPG claims Turkey is backing the jihadists against them.

The maize used to make them was in demand to help power SUVs across the border, and therefore cost more than usual.

The New York and New Jersey teams are pressing local and state governments with demands to help finance a public works backlog of sports palaces.