Sentence examples for make new demands from inspiring English sources

It will make new demands on the EU budget, and by extension on Germany, the main payer into the budget.

She was struck, during hundreds of meetings and conversations over the two years of the inquiry, how many charities urged her to use it to make new demands of the government.

Yet, as much as the targets cherish their good fortune, they make new demands of those, like Sir John, who cast themselves as protectors, demanding openness that, if not granted, may well be extracted by whistle-blowers like the WikiLeaks Web site that has published troves of confidential material from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Digitization will make new demands on operations managers: On Oct. 3, ING Group joined a growing number of big European banks when it announced a big investment in digital technology (800 million euros) and a big reduction in force (11% or 5,800 jobs).

Real-time will make new demands on banks which, unlike travel and hospitality, are not accustomed to operate 24x7.

A senior Turkish official confirmed to Reuters that Turkey does not intend to make new demands at the meeting with EU leaders on the migrant crisis and sees the chances of finalizing a deal as difficult but not impossible.

All of this feeds into a culture that makes new demands on buildings.

Bettman went on to say that in talks on Wednesday night, the union continually made new demands, infuriating the owners.

Further, his orchestral sensitivity allowed all instruments a structural role while simultaneously making new demands on player and listener alike.

FSM and the new student movement on campus both are taking place in a different historical moment in a society that now makes new demands with new ideas.

Time Warner executives have maintained Disney made new demands after America Online announced its plan to merge with Time Warner.