Sentence examples for in demand for action from inspiring English sources

"We could have cast it with, you know, Channing Tatum and Paul Walker," he said, naming two slabs of beef in demand for action movies.

In addition it is the guests that are in demand for such actions and improvements: a younger clientele that is more and more aware of the sustainability issues.

Although Americans are evenly divided about their choice of leaders, they are united in their demand for action.

"At a time when Americans are evenly divided about their choice of leaders, they are united in their demand for action," Mr. Daschle said.

The Swedish debate continued beyond World War II and is still relevant to today's economic crises, which have resulted in a demand for action coming from below (populism) and above (elitism).

"We welcome though the strong words from the Government in its demand for action by Facebook to tackle the hate speech that has contributed to the ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya in Burma," notes Collins, adding: "We will be looking for the government to make progress on these and other areas in response to our final report which will be published in December.

We in A Demand For Action will obviously never come near her heroic efforts, but it's her spirit that Little Smiles and other such projects exist.

Captain Lee and much of his crew are currently being prosecuted, president Park having called their negligence "akin to mass murder"—but now the public is united with the parents in their demand for action.

Aggressive seagulls, as in Whitby Gazette's "Demand for action on gull attacks" and Exeter Express & Echo's "Seagulls stole my sandwich - then my pasty", are also contents bill and headline favourites.

"It's very important for them to be forthcoming given the heightened level of concern and increasing demand for action here in the Senate," Corker said in a statement.

After it emerged that Thomas Hamilton had killed 16 young children and their teacher with legally owned handguns in Dunblane, there was huge public demand for action to be taken.