Sentence examples for fighting demand from inspiring English sources

Their own people, weary after two decades of fighting, demand nothing less.In the south, as in the north and east, support for peace rests in part on a potential economic dividend.

Yet despite these admirable efforts, compared to several European nations, the US is far behind the curve in fighting demand.

"And we are fighting, demanding that the government reduce this abyss".

Bono has just launched a scathing attack on companies who are fighting demands for more disclosure about their activities.

U2 frontman-turned-poverty campaigner Bono launched a scathing attack on companies fighting demands for more disclosure about their activities on a Davos panel chaired by David Cameron.

After months of failed negotiations, the 21,000-member union, which is fighting demands for contract concessions, voted on Friday to go on strike.

The strike, which lasted until 13 May, was in support of the UK's miners, who were fighting demands from mine owners to accept less pay and longer hours in order to keep the mines open and profitable.

The 21,000-member union is fighting demands for contract concessions, including the introduction of a pay-for-performance teacher rating like those increasingly being invoked by politicians across the nation to improve schools.

The Greek leaders have been fighting demands by the troika — the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission — for new, steep salary cuts and tax increases that could risk deepening a five-year recession or adding to Greece's staggering 25 percent unemployment rate.

Brown is also fighting demands for Scottish independence, and last night said: 'I will do whatever is necessary to ensure the stability and maintenance of the Union.' The Prime Minister called for pro-Union parties, together with business and trade unions, to form an alliance to prevent the breakup of the UK.

Connell and the GOP are certain to continue fighting demands for public testimony.