Sentence examples for incomplete demands from inspiring English sources

Stephen Langton's pragmatic efforts at mediation over the next ten days turned these incomplete demands into a charter capturing the proposed peace agreement; a few years later, this agreement was renamed Magna Carta, meaning "Great Charter".

In this paper we propose a dynamic price experimentation policy where the firm has incomplete demand information.

In 1974, as I mentioned earlier, most electric utilities used an incomplete total-demand forecast to predict robust demand growth.

China's civil aviation authority called the U.S. airlines' actions incomplete and demanded total capitulation.

But the prosecutor said the evidence was "incomplete" and demanded that Hezbollah turn over all relevant information.

But more often, the report went on, the department was late in responding, and then it would classify the requests as "pending" and return them, calling them incomplete and demanding more proof.

Both countries remain mired in post-crisis malaise, with incomplete recoveries and demands to reduce deficits.

Or perhaps, as I suspect, feminism was always partial and incomplete in its demand for the treatment of women as wholly human, the equal of men.

The models I wrote down that winter and spring were incomplete, if one demanded of them that they specify exactly who produced what.

Our "selves" are incomplete without the demand of moral law, in other words, the self needs a purpose, and Hegel feels that purpose is to become the embodiment of law.

Their struggle with economic abandonment and an incomplete health-care system demands airing, understanding, and political solutions.