Sentence examples for demands pointing from inspiring English sources

The Americans diplomatically parried his demands, pointing out that their agreement did not allow them to pay for his information, and that they had already spent large sums on the family's behalf.

Both Labour and the Liberal Democrats promised to scrap this in their election manifestos, but the Conservatives have so far resisted demands pointing out every 1% pay rise in the NHS costs £500m a year.

Results of studies of validity and reliability of self-assessed physical demands point into different directions [ 2, 10, 22, 23].

"You see this?" Sgt. Morris demanded, pointing to his brow.

Farmers also worry about uncertain market demand, pointing to the big surplus that developed in 2001.

"What's so beautiful about this?" he demanded, pointing up the street.

For a given vehicle, the cost structure is dictated by the farthest demand point from the depot among all demand points served by that vehicle.

The output of the system was the optimal location of facilities to cover the demand points with the minimum cost.

Mathematically, let I be the fixed set of m demand points with element d i, where i = 1, 2,…, m.

Their demands point to the importance of morale, fairness and profit-sharing -- in addition to market forces -- in setting wages.

Accessibility of realistic large scale test data sets, with the number of demands points above 100,000, is very limited.