Sentence examples for for making the demand from inspiring English sources

Gerald Ford was furious at Georgia Tech for making the demand, and for the University of Michigan for caving in.

But news executives say that merely making the demand for a name and an e-mail address would weed out much of the most offensive commentary.

Even during economic contractions, populations continue to expand making the demand for rental properties more desirable and ownership less attainable.

The EMSs are responsible for making the hybrid system produce the demanded power, deciding on the energy dispatch among the ESS devices.

In 1979 demand grew for making the limit one child per family.

Before getting into the nitty-gritty of her talk, she noted with a touch of humor, "We demand compensation for making the world more interesting".

A "We would need to know the board's premise for making this demand, considering that the house rules and proprietary lease are silent on the topic," said Pierre Debbas, a Manhattan co-op and condo lawyer.

Recent development in high-throughput sequencing (HTS) technologies have made the demand for efficient algorithms for data processing more urgent than ever.

Constant changes in information technology (IT) and business environments have made the demand for a powerful management for IT systems more pressing.

President Jiang himself made the demand for a full apology before setting off on a tour of Latin America, and has repeated it during his trip.

We've become so accustomed to the mantra that businesses and developers are king that we've ceased to even make the demand for some kind of equity between their interests and ours.