Sentence examples for effectively demanding from inspiring English sources

Instead, they are rightly and effectively demanding equal rights, for instance, in nappy expertise.

In July the government called for a resolution at the UN effectively demanding talks on the status of Kosovo.

It's your fault".We would perhaps have couched it in less confrontational language, but the reality is that customers are effectively demanding worse service.

With the Grand Slams committed to equal prize money, that means — with the women along for the ride — the men are effectively demanding about 25 percent of total revenue for prize money.

Firstly, thinks Krugman, the troika of international lenders – the entity consisting of the European commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund – is effectively demanding that the policy regime of the past five years be continued indefinitely: "Where is the hope in that?" Secondly, the political implications of a yes vote would be "deeply troubling", he says.

WASHINGTON -- The House voted 224-201 on Thursday to end Department of Homeland Security discretion policies that allow it to delay deportations for young, undocumented immigrants and other people deemed low-priority, effectively demanding the government force out Dreamers who came to the United States as children.

Voters can effectively demand shorter lines and simpler procedures at the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Beyond athletic skill, playing effectively demands a rich portfolio of emotions ranging from triumph to patience to stoicism, cunning and despair.

"Which sanctions can effectively be imposed, if you like, or [how to] effectively demand certain acts upon the rule of law – [Australia] is well placed to assess that situation".

Connie Hedegaard, the European Union commissioner for climate action, said on Thursday that the United States had effectively demanded a "veto right over what measures states can take to limit the climate impacts of aviation".

Indeed, the 2012 Republican platform effectively demanded a return to gold, calling for a commission to "investigate possible ways to set a fixed value for the dollar" (which it took as self-evidently desirable), and making it clear that the preferred route involved a "metallic basis" for the currency.