Sentence examples for facing a demand from inspiring English sources

In a December speech Mr Carney reckoned that a central bank facing a demand shortfall while stuck at the zero lower bound might do well to adopt a new target: a level of nominal GDP.

The Co-operative Group is facing a demand to pump more cash into its troubled banking arm which has admitted it needs to find an extra £400m to pay compensation for mis-selling to customers.

Alternatively, it can select a higher price, facing a demand of.

VimpelCom faced a demand for $158m for taxes in 2001.

Long steel, which is prevalently used in construction, will face a demand increase of 7% year on year in 2013 to 19mn tonnes, on our estimates.

Geo News, the largest news channel, speculated that it had been started by extortionists, reporting that Mr. Aziz had previously faced a demand for a shakedown payment of more than $100,000, which he refused.

Having stuck to his promise made last week to follow the US and Britain in refusing to pay ransoms to terrorists, Japan's conservative leader now faces a demand of a different kind: a prisoner swap.

She is just the latest graduate to fall foul of the SLC's apparent inability to consistently calculate who owes what, and is not the first to face a demand years after the loan was repaid.

Rowling was accused of taking the plot of the fourth book, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, from Jacobs's Willy the Wizard, and faced a demand for more than £600m in damages.

To the contrary, in this model, each individual firm faces a demand with finite choke prices for each quality.

Isaac's commissions had been purchased with a loan entered into the bank's books by his brother and the Brocks now faced a demand for payment.