Sentence examples for demands to start from inspiring English sources

Now it is Mr. Arafat who is setting conditions for cease-fire negotiations, and Mr. Sharon who is trying to squeeze around those demands to start talking immediately.

If he had heeded the Tories' demands to start reducing the deficit immediately, he said, "I believe we would still be in recession".

Mr. Mandelson called the group's stance "a betrayal of every community in Northern Ireland," and said Britain's decision next week would turn entirely on whether the paramilitary groups recognized the urgency of demands to start disarmament.

Gold miners in South Africa have called a strike over their wage demands, to start on Tuesday, mine-owners say.

And that didn't even provide a clear understanding of what demands to start making.

In August 1793, Kościuszko, though worried that an uprising would have little chance against the three partitioning powers, returned to Leipzig, where he was met with demands to start planning one as soon as possible.

In the 1970s, Ted Heath once bemoaned that he had done everything the corporate sector had demanded to start boosting investment but companies were still sitting on their hands.

"We don't need too much of an acceleration in demand to start seeing positive numbers," Badillo says.

"There's strong demand to start buying ASEAN credit, with Japanese, Chinese, American and other investors looking to buy up $50-100 50-100 million

There's a little clever fudging, however, over Bevin's demand to "start voting in the U.S. Senate to kill it by defunding it".

Next, underwriters and major investors need to start demanding longer lockout periods on the sale of founder's stock.