The group's demands, which are reminiscent of those of the past, make people wary.
Conservative politicians in Poland previously made similar demands which went unanswered.
She's met with sporadic, barked demands, which she awkwardly tries to please.
No wonder, perhaps, that the NSA makes continual demands, which the British agency struggles to meet.
None have suggested surrendering to these countries' demands, which is, after all, what appeasement is.
I listen to the political demands, which the speaker says have been ignored by the press.
"We have to continue to adapt to customer demands, which our network must reflect.
Greek bail-outs came with crushing demands (which Greece may reject after its election on June 17th).
Indeed he expressed sympathy with the workers' demands (which is perhaps easier to do at companies owned by foreigners).
That is why Mr Cameron should go further than Ms Sturgeon's immediate demands, which combine autonomy with continued subsidy.
NATO carried out airstrikes before Mr. Milosevic agreed to NATO demands, which required the withdrawal of Yugoslav forces.
