Pakistan, which has called for an unconditional apology from the United States, decided last week to increase its financial demands for reopening the supply routes.
But as it became clear that no direct apology would be forthcoming, Pakistan's civilian and military leaders decided last week to increase their financial demands for reopening the supply routes, one Pakistani official said.
David Lidington, Britain's minister for Europe, described the increased financial demands for the Union's embryonic diplomatic service — taking it to a total of about €500 million for 2012 — as "somewhat ludicrous," while three smaller countries called for greater consultation and the creation of a common culture among E.U. diplomats.
Mr Bush's education budget for 2004 includes funding for a pilot voucher programme in the District but does not address Mr Williams's other financial demands.For all that, the prize is well worth fighting for.
The physical, emotional and financial demands of caring for severely disabled individuals are largely born by parents, not society at large.
The construct of caregiver burden embodies only negative physical, psychological, social and financial demands of providing care for someone with dementia [ 5], for example, as assessed by the Zarit Caregiver Burden Interview [ 10].
Many Single Moms often find themselves inundated by financial demands from the kids and for home upkeep.
Companies also had a financial incentive: demand for recycled coal ash was high.
In a world in which safe government debt is widely used as collateral in transactions between financial institutions, demand for that debt may remain quite strong despite a low or negative real return.
That difference helps explain why, though both systems experienced problems after 2008 only the European system sank into serious financial crisis: demand for safe dollar assets when trouble struck while demand for riskier peripheral bonds tumbled (until the European Central Bank intervened decisively).Where does all this leave the world economy?
