Historians point out that this is hardly the first time that Hollywood has heeded the demands of foreign customers, and that some of the most severe cuts were ordained by our allies.
Ayatollah Khamenei ordered that the minister, Heydar Moslehi, keep the post, but Mr. Ahmadinejad stayed home for 11 days before heeding the demand in what was taken as a show of pique.
They show few immediate signs of heeding the demand for change.In the lower house, where half the seats were in play, the Kirchners' supporters now have just 115 of the 257 seats.
A number of university administra tors admit privately that, for the first time in many years, faculty members and depart ments are ready to heed the demand for internal reforms which, in addition to saving mon ey, could improve education.
In refusing to accept Christ's grotesque execution as defeat, as a total forfeiture of all prerogatives, his rights and freedom as a human being, we fail to heed the demand on us for repentance and self-reflection.
He added: "The Chinese authorities should heed the demands of Tibetans to freely practise their religion and enjoy their culture.
Its critics say the Brotherhood remains stuck in old divisions, pitting Islamists against the military, and has failed to heed the demands of ordinary citizens.
It is unlikely that Mr. Assad would heed the demands to step down, even if the resolution made it through the Council.
Poorly performing managers shouldn't necessarily heed the demands of hedge funds that call for change in a company's strategic direction.
His time in office is unlikely to yield profound changes and he will have to heed the demands of the parties who backed his motion.
