Sentence examples for for a demand from inspiring English sources

The need is for a demand stimulus.

That is code, among other things, for a demand that ministers stop briefing against her behind her back.

Ms. Winfrey gave the audience, including us, what it was hoping for: a demand to hear the truth.

"This piece of history cannot be recreated," said Diana Yaqco, a spokeswoman for A Demand for Action, an organisation campaigning for Assyrian rights, describing the latest attack.

The British also point out that, since military matters are not yet a matter for the EU, there is no ground for a demand that all EU countries must be involved in decision-making.

Minsk has been negotiating a $3bn£2.25bnbn) loan programme with the International Monetary Fund, and Lukashenko said on Sunday that Belarus had met all the organisation's requirements except for a demand that the population pay for 100% of its utilities.

After serving the Q-demands, the A-demands of all the children nodes are served from the 20% bandwidth earmarked for A-demand, (gamma _{n_{k}}^{A}).

The report, published by the Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi), draws a contrast between the decades taken to prepare the ground for a demand-driven system in Australia and the speed with which the decision was taken in England.

Australia took decades to prepare the ground for a demand-driven system, and since lifting the cap on student numbers in 2012, some valuable lessons have been learned: costs were bigger than expected, and the number of low-performing applicants increased.

To take one example: the work of Mian and Sufi on household debt and the slump has been playing a big role in making the case for a demand-driven depression, which is exactly the kind of situation in which stimulus makes sense — so you have to be completely out of it and/or unscrupulous to cite some of their work and claim that it refutes the case for stimulus.

Sam's is noticeably less upscale, and for a demanding New York shopper a little dull.