Sentence examples for might be demanded from inspiring English sources

Asked about their response, he said: "Clearly they are worried about the level of capitalization that might be demanded and about excessive regulation, but after this past crisis I think there is a greater sense and level of responsibility required".

By the eighth and ninth centuries, the growing church was a strong force for unity within the Carolingian dominion, but at the cost of being seen as a kind of "state-sponsored mission"—something which troubled Alcuin, a great Englishman and servant of Charlemagne.What might be demanded of converts to the new faith?

(The phenomenalist will add that it is obvious anyway that not everything can be explained, since each explanation just introduces some further fact for which an explanation might be demanded).

No, not that experience...! Once it dawns upon the powers that be just how much impact sleep has on the bottom line, we all might be demanded to get more shut-eye.

However, while there are now global and national policy statements about the importance of health workforce development for climate change, little has been published about what competencies might be demanded of practitioners in a climate-changing world.

This extends a challenge to educators of health professionals to question what kinds of new competencies might be demanded by a climate-changing world, particularly for communities that will be most affected by climate change.

In 1998, United Nations World Tourism Organisation published a report forecasting what tourists might be demanding in the years up to 2020.

And granted, this is a big country: some people out there might be demanding more corn syrup, less cream, in their frozen treats.

"To use the same standards and criteria and expectations that are appropriate to mature democracies might be demanding too much of our institutions," he said.

But if its sales fell short of what it promised suppliers, they might be demanding refunds or rebates, which could force Kmart to restate profits.

Admittedly most of this rage was directed at the referee rather than his own under-performing players — though long after he has received his inevitable disciplinary fine from MLS, Petke might be demanding a similar level of passion from his players throughout the game, and not just in the last five minutes.