Giving himself utterly to the role, Penn takes an actor's craft and dedication to soulful heights, making a demand for dignity that becomes universal.
"We have made a demand for return of the $12m and, if that money is not returned to us, my client will pursue litigation.
Defense lawyers argued that Mr. Malvo had made a demand for a lawyer in a way that should have precluded further questioning.
Under that system, the broker can make a demand for more cash or other collateral if the price of the securities has fallen – known as a margin call.
3. Gender Outlaw by Kate Bornstein (1994) Sold as "an account of Bornstein's transformation from heterosexual male to lesbian woman, from IBM salesperson to playwright and performance artist," Gender Outlaw made a demand for a new writing style that would help outsiders understand transgender experiences.
In this case, if a customer did not make a demand for a long time, then he or she will probably have a need for more items.
On the following week's SmackDown!, MVP made a demand for a tougher opponent to prove his mettle, which was answered by Kane making his SmackDown! debut.
They have made a demand for training that focuses as much on race relations as on the proper uses of firearms and deadly force.
"The fight for $15 and a union is a way to make a demand for the people who are working two and three jobs, [for them] to join together and have a seat at the table and bargain better jobs".
Moore slammed the door on the Bush administration's response to 9/11, the catastrophic Iraq war, and the media's complicity in both with Fahrenheit 9/11 in 2004, and three years before Obamacare was signed into law, Moore skewered the cartoonish cruelty of the health insurance industry in 2007's Sicko while making a demand for universal healthcare.
