Sentence examples for justifiable demand from inspiring English sources

Brazil, India, China, South Africa and other large developing countries agree such a move satisfies their justifiable demand that developed countries move first.

Mr Bruton, the education minister, told the Irish National Teachers Organisationn (Into) annual conference in Co Kerry yesterday that teachers have a "justifiable demand" for equal pay.

On one hand, this outcry reflects a justifiable demand to maintain HIV as a global health priority and raises reasonable concerns around the fickleness of global health and development spending and the importance of maintaining targeted support in particularly vulnerable populations.

"But we have to make sure we do not get on a slippery slope," he continued, "where our justifiable demands become prohibitive obstacles" along the way to a deal, particularly so early on.

Western countries should start with the justifiable demands of developing countries for a level playing field in agriculture and textiles, even if it means telling their electorates unwelcome truths about the benefits of free trade.

LUANDA, Angola — Pope Benedict XVI, midway through his first trip to Africa, arrived in oil-rich Angola on Friday and admonished those enjoying the nation's newfound wealth not to ignore the justifiable demands of the poor.

I have told the chief whip in the Lords that I do not see how I could continue to accept the whip if I believed that the government was actively seeking to damage the charitable school of which I am a trustee, and the many other schools like it which are meeting the justifiable demands of the Charity Commission to help the wider community".

"I have told the chief whip in the Lords that I do not see how I could continue to accept the whip if I believed that the government was actively seeking to damage the charitable school of which I am a trustee, and the many other schools like it which are meeting the justifiable demands of the Charity Commission to help the wider community," Lord Waldegrave said.

How can access to food, shelter, transport, healthcare, and education expand rapidly enough to satisfy the justifiable demands of the world's people?

It takes inspiration from earlier work in this vein by Howard Stein, who has defended a notion of abstract structures in the phenomena that is intended to satisfy the justifiable demands of both realism and instrumentalism.

"The churches in their majority on different levels supported the justifiable demands of the Maidan," he said referring to the square in Kiev where the protests took place.