Sentence examples for has demand from from inspiring English sources

The city has demand from first-time buyers willing to pay above valuation levels, interest from workers moving to the area, investors keen to get in on the act, and a lack of homes for sale.

"The new Minsk agreement is the sum of what Russia has demanded from Kiev all this time.

In the meantime it seems Idowu is still waiting for the apology he has demanded from the coach for the slight.

Justice Hickman did not rule today on whether the records that the defense team has demanded from the grand jury would be released to them.

The release of Iranian prisoners was among the steps that Iran has demanded from the Taliban as a condition for averting military action.

The European Union has demanded from nonmember states — Norway, for example — free movement of workers in exchange for access to the bloc's single market.

Xerox's bylaws indemnify its executives for all such charges, so the company will be paying Mr Allaire's $7.6m, as well as the $11.8m that the SEC has demanded from five other Xerox executives.

"We had demand from 25 people, but the factories couldn't handle that many," Mr. Gomberoff said.

"You will always have demand from the high-end clientele," he said.

That referred to the millions of pounds which Tesco had demanded from many of its suppliers as rebates for displaying their products prominently on its shelves.

Critics say the spending cuts German leaders have demanded from other countries are hurting growth across the Continent, in the process making debts only harder to repay.