Sentence examples for familiar demand from inspiring English sources

One is by now familiar: demand, which can be stimulated by an aggressive expansion in the money supply.

As deadlock looms and commentators descend into familiar demands for electoral reform, the leftwing campaign group Council of Canadians has launched a voter registration campaign, confident that increasing the last campaign's historically low 61% turnout will accomplish the necessary work automatically.

In Washington, Bush administration officials chose to emphasize what they called the positive "vision" for peace expressed in the Arab League communiqué and to gloss over its embrace of familiar demands unacceptable to Israel, like the right of return for Palestinians.

He also reiterated his familiar demands that Iran must be forced to stop all enrichment of nuclear material, ship its current stockpile out of the country and shut down a deep underground enrichment site, called Fordo, that Israeli military officials acknowledge they probably do not have the ability to destroy.

He also outlined a series of mostly familiar demands: an investigation of the election, which he and other opposition leaders say they believe he lost because of extensive fraud; an investigation of crimes carried out during the violent crackdown afterward; revised electoral laws; and guarantees of freedoms of assembly, speech and press.

But the real culprits for oil-price volatility may be much more familiar: supply, demand and global instability.

The reasons are familiar: weak demand, constraints on spending and heightened uncertainty over interest rates and economic conditions.

Such familiar works demand to be rethought for the 21st century, and audiences will often understand the point that is being made in such productions.

Missing out on free school meals for just one week at half term is tipping some families into acute food poverty, according to charity workers familiar with demand patterns at food banks.

To their familiar slogans — demanding freedoms, praising God and cursing the ruling family — the young protesters added a new demand, written on a placard in English, so the Americans might see: "U.S.A. Stop arming the killers".

Alongside familiar conservative demands for longer sentences and tougher policing, it includes ideas for tackling the causes of crime, such as measures to reduce drug-taking among young people and to clean up shanty-towns.