Sentence examples for leading demand from inspiring English sources

This was a leading demand of the Contract From America, a Tea Party manifesto that was issued as a prelude to the midterm elections.

Sales rose to 13.19 billion euros ($16.8 billion) from 12.16 billion euros, with the new 3-Series sedan and station wagon models leading demand.

"It's a classic case of supply leading demand".

"From China to Singapore to Dubai," he argues, "it is clear that upgrading infrastructure and improving capacity -- supply leading demand -- is a crucial strategy in rapidly urbanizing societies.

By the end of 2011, the U.S. market has the potential to nearly double its global market share and support a more equitable distribution of installation types than has previously been seen in any leading demand center".

In this instance it's about understanding leading demand indicators and getting products on shelves quickly".

Football's governing body should be leading demands for change, not dragging its feet".

In Al Ahram's lobby, journalists called their protest a microcosm of the Egyptian uprising, with young journalists leading demands for better working conditions and less biased coverage.

One of their leading demands, converting some of the money into loans, picked up enough Republican support to prevail in the Senate.

Next week's negotiations in New York could involve all 193 nations entitled to vote on the issue, with African nations leading demands for changes to strengthen the ATT.

Mr. Echávarri strongly supported speeding up technology transfers to developing nations that want help in building peaceful nuclear programs, one of the leading demands from those who favored the South African candidacy.