Sentence examples for demands center from inspiring English sources

Fischer's demands center on policy.

The demands center on an array of provisions by which countries holding military ground exercises in Europe would have to give notification of them in advance and permit on-site inspection by military observers from all the other countries.

Kerry tasked Allen with finding a formula that would answer tough Israeli security demands centered on the Jordan Valley while providing the Palestinians with a sovereign but demilitarized state in which they manage their own police and borders.

Though the movement has only a loose leadership, it has coalesced around a unified set of demands, centered on Mr. Mubarak's resignation, but also including the dissolution of one-party rule and revamping the Constitution that protected it, and Mr. Suleiman gave no ground on any of those demands.

Union demands centered on basic improvements in working conditions, some sort of insurance for work-related injuries and the prohibition of child labor.

After synthesis of SNG, our life cycle analysis suggests that SNG should be transported to the energy demand center for further power generation locally.

This chapter provides information to understand the total system design and economics, for the special case of a single large fossil energy complex connected to a geological CO2 sequestration site and a H2 demand center.

But Mr. Gordon, the Cape Wind developer, said that his offshore turbines would produce power more consistently, at peak demand, than those in Maine and New Hampshire, and that he would be delivering power reliably to "the fastest-growing electric load demand center in New England".

Distance between reserve site and demand center the distance between the reserve site and demand center is associated with the effectiveness of SPR release.

Accordingly, the reserve site should be located as close as possible to the demand center (Williams 2008).

Fourth echelon states warehouses for biofuel storage, and the last echelon is the demand center (customer), as shown in Fig. 1.