Sentence examples for increase its demands from inspiring English sources

The White House appeared to increase its demands tonight, emphasizing that, even if talks resumed, it would not be enough for North Korea to simply stop its efforts to enrich uranium and produce plutonium.

It is natural, in a negotiation, for every interest to increase its demands as the deadline approaches in the hope of winning as much as possible.

China, which overtook America last year to become the world's largest energy user, is projected to increase its demand by 75% over the same period.

Here's a rare case where forcing the government to pay for something is likely to increase its demand.

North Korea has increased its demands: It had been asking the United States to formally declare an end to the 1950-53 Korean War, but now it is arguing it needs sanctions relief before it takes any further steps.

In the weeks since the first round of protests, the grassroots movement advocating abortion rights has increased its demands.

In the 1820s the liberal opposition steadily increased its demands for reforms, and 1830 was the year in which liberal opinion made a breakthrough.

Needless to say, representatives of the Cambodian government are not happy about Washington's laissez-faire attitude toward the C.F.F., especially since, after 9/11, the White House has increased its demands on Cambodia in the war on terror.

Major publishers have said in recent months that Barnes & Noble has sharply increased its demands on publishers while making the case that its stores provide valuable "showroom" space and increase sales as a result.

The euro has been very good to Germany, but if the country wants to continue to reap the benefits it needs to do more than angrily pay for bailouts while increasing its demands.

These changes have been particularly profound in the forestry sector, where society has dramatically increased its demands and expanded its expectation of forests and forestry.