Sentence examples for general demands from inspiring English sources

While OWS has generated a number of general demands, like "ending wealth inequality," the sense, from the outside looking in, is that those engaged in actions across the country, even the globe, feel that many institutions -- mostly the large banks and multi-national corporations, but also government and elected officials -- have failed to serve the common good.

All of the incidents concerned "general demands for the government," said Walid Hassan, a spokesman for the oil protection force.

From those records, it is clear that King John had already realized that he would have to grant free election to ecclesiastical offices and meet the barons' general demands.

For the proposed system for automated traffic data collection for roundabouts to be practically useful, accuracy of the collected traffic data is of most priority while processing time (or in general demands of computing power or resources) is considered secondary.

Indeed, the structure of the role morality defence of the dirty hands story provides a curious inversion of the role morality logic since that logic requires that emergency situations allow or even demand the overturning of the role duties by the more general demands of a deeper morality.

To the extent that ExxonMobil has substantive and procedural objections to the attorneys general demands for information, it has every right to raise those objections in the Massachusetts and New York state courts, and indeed ExxonMobil is already doing just that.

No general demand for a change was found to exist...

His assistant adjutant general demanded telegraph operators remain silent.

Swan has written to the auditor general demanding an investigation.

A general demand for secondary education developed with the political awakening among the masses.

David Leyton, the Democratic candidate for attorney general, demanded that Mr. Shirvell be fired.