Sentence examples for increase public demand from inspiring English sources

Paul Flynn MP, a Labour member of the commons political and constitutional reform committee, said the ruling could increase public demand for the crown to be passed straight to Prince William when the Queen dies.

UNICEF also supports advocacy programmes to increase public demand for birth certificates and raise awareness about their importance.

Other publishers have also been rushing out reprints or revised editions of their key books on Iraq and Saddam Hussein to cater for the increased public demand.

In keeping with an increasing public demand for rustic over refined, Grade B maple syrup has been steadily drizzling its way onto pancakes everywhere, winning over Grade A users with its robust, smoky taste and alleged health benefits.

Library advocates said the current allocation of $106.7 million for all three systems is the first not to have cuts, though five years of decreased funds despite increased public demand has taken a toll — hours have been reduced, capital improvement has been postponed, and much-needed employees have not been hired.

This, together with increased public demand to water supply, will increase the expectations and demands to continual supply of water.

With increasing public demand for more intensive biomass utilization from forests, the concerns over adverse impacts on productivity by nutrient depletion are increasing.

The industry of concern is Air Traffic Management, and the nature of the work involves the development of new concepts to make ATM more effective (e.g. handling more traffic in line with increasing public demand) while maintaining or improving safety.

The beach has a snack bar and restaurant and associated amenities to cater for the increased public demand in recent years.

In November 1927, at a First Ministers' conference, he complained of increased public demand for spending in areas of provincial jurisdiction, such as education, health, and welfare.

Survey after survey makes clear that a frequent result of coercive protests is the isolation of the protesters and increasing public demand for the prompt and vigorous application of official force against them.