Sentence examples for demands to make from inspiring English sources

LBJ, a turbulent civil rights movement demanding equality, crushing urban poverty and pent-up demands to make progress on the unfinished business of the New Deal -- health care for all.

But in neither country do leaders face strong popular demands to make up with the other.

The owners dropped previous demands to make free agency and salary arbitration more difficult to achieve.

I don't have any demands to make to a government that's corrupted, a government that prostitutes itself to lobbyists.

But that, remember, is what many governments once said of demands to make their central banks independent.* "Is government too political?".

Drug firms are already facing demands to make it easier and cheaper for poor countries to obtain drugs, or allow generic versions to replace them.

WEEE could generate enough demand to make recycling profitable.

"I think our idealism is meeting with the demand to make buildings greener," Mr. Wells says.

(The 34-point improvement plan included a demand to "make good all stucco and quoins").

But disclosure is a reasonable demand to make in any medium.

The public should hold its officials responsible and demand to make this process more transparent".