Sentence examples for main demands for from inspiring English sources

Kurdish leaders say American officials are putting pressure on them to drop some of their main demands for autonomy in negotiations with the other major Iraqi groups, the Shiites and Sunni Arabs, over a temporary constitution to guide the country until the end of next year.

Bernard Accoyer, head of the parliamentary group of the UMP, along with his counterpart in the Senate, is now drafting a new one to meet Mr Chirac's two main demands for change: a halving of the CPE's two-year probation period, and a requirement that employers must justify any redundancy.

Some executives say the main demand for retail space along Washington Street is from potential restaurant tenants.

This week's agreement to enter a "reconciliation process" did not amount to surrender on their main demand for an early election.

For the first time at such gatherings, a senior U.S. official participated, although the talks produced no apparent progress on the main demand for Iran to curb uranium enrichment.

TEHRAN, Feb 11 - Iran's president said on Sunday Iran wanted talks to resolve its nuclear dispute with the West but insisted the Islamic Republic would not accept the main demand for suspending sensitive atomic work.

The two sides have run into a stalemate over G.M.'s main demand for the creation of a health care trust, called a voluntary employee benefit association, or VEBA.

The demonstrations continued yesterday despite Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde promising to consider their main demand for death penalties for all six suspects who have been arrested by police following the 16 December attack.

Mr Wickremesinghe also seems more willing than the president to lift the ban on the Tigers, its main demand for entering peace talks brokered by Norway.The election has given the Tigers a new sort of clout in Colombo.

The company was prepared to pay some additional benefits, he said, but he refused to meet the strikers' main demand for a recalculation of bonuses, insisting that they had been paid properly in the past.

"There is an agreement," Vincent Gilles, head of the SLFP police union, said on Friday night after several hours of talks, adding that the government and the airport operator had given in to the police's main demand for "systematic checks" of passengers and their luggage before going through customs.