Sentence examples for demands relevant from inspiring English sources

Imagine also that citywide occupations start to morph into federations of neighbourhood occupations, and that the neighbourhood occupations not only make demands relevant to the lives of their constituencies, but begin actively implementing many of those agendas, locally.

In such systems, operators will typically be in a privileged position with respect to access to information and capability to meet the dynamic control demands relevant to the overall safety of the processes.

It started in 2005, when four writers led by Matthias Politycki demanded "relevant realism", fiction resulting from the "pressure of contemporary experiences".

74 (new entry) Simon Blake Chief executive, Brook As CEO for the country's leading young people's sexual health charity, Brook, Blake is leading a national campaign demanding relevant sex and relationship education for all pupils in school.

Knowledge of product origin is an important factor in purchasing decisions and consumers demand relevant information.

A lack of clients demanding relevant services also hindered mentees' ability to acquire new skills: " …having that patience to wait for that client and wait to be shown… the availability of the clients themselves because if you don't get a client then it is not easy to learn" [Respondent E01-02, mentee, PNC site].

The innovative potential of the contribution lies in the exploration of a comprehensive methodical framework that facilitates the spatial representations of landscape demands by relevant user groups thus bridging the gap between landscape preference research and landscape planning.

The commission has already issued subpoenas and demanded that relevant government agencies preserve all their records for later investigation.

They do not require prior approval from a judge, only the assertion that the information demanded is relevant to a national-security investigation.

This presented a few problems.Louboutin's lawyer, Harley Lewin, describes four layers of difficulty in international litigation when in comes to "discovery"—the right to demand documents relevant to the case from the other party.

Often uncertainties may be associated with demand and relevant costs.