Sentence examples for demands so far from inspiring English sources
This would set the rules for both parliamentary and presidential elections.To general surprise, the army has proved responsive to protesters' demands so far.
Other Sunni politicians report a growing willingness among the non-jihadist groups, which make up the bulk of the insurgency, to consider a deal to wind down the fighting.Their main stated demands so far have been an immediate pullback of foreign troops from Iraqi cities and a timetable for full withdrawal.
And I see that what she seeks, much more than a cup of coffee, is the gratification of a sense of denial and neglect — and that we so often, all of us, put our cranky and emotional demands so far ahead of our hunger and thirst.
And I see that what she seeks, much more than a cup of coffee, is the gratification of a sense of denial and neglect and that we so often, all of us, put our cranky and emotional demands so far ahead of our hunger and thirst.
Leaders in the new civil rights movement campaigning against the killings of African Americans by police set out their most comprehensive set of policies and demands so far on Friday, as they moved to intensify their rapidly increasing influence on US politics.
There was confusion over his motivation: Egypt's civil aviation minister, Sharif Fathi, said he had not made any concrete demands so far, though according to reports and the Cyprus president, the hijacking is connected to a woman, believed to be the hijacker's estranged wife, who has reportedly arrived at the airport.
Britain has its own outstanding demand, so far refused, to extradite from Moscow the alleged killer of Alexander Litvinenko.
Demand so far exceeds supply these days that in America alone around 17 people die every day while languishing in the queue.
In England tuition fees will have risen almost seven-fold over the decade to 2012, yet demand so far has robustly outstripped supply.
In New York City and Westchester County, Consolidated Edison officials described yesterday as the most difficult day on which to meet power demand so far this year.
South Korea canceled a military exercise with Japan today and issued its strongest demand so far that Japan correct what it called distortions in schoolbook accounts of that country's role on the Korean Peninsula before and during World War II.
