As for whether the United States will reveal any intelligence information on Iraqi weapons, one intelligence official said, "There's an institutional resistance to making our most secret stuff available, even to some of the governments that might demand it".
However loudly Doroshaw might demand it, without that environmental change, it won't.
When I was working with a big commodity merchant last summer, there was significant concern that if textile customers knew the origin of a particular kind of cotton, they would begin to have sharpened tastes and, if they liked a specific region's cotton one season, might demand it to the exclusion of other varieties or geographies next season.
If Watts Towers, like Lady Liberty at the mouth of the Hudson River, was positioned in a prominent locale (say next to the intersection of the 10 and the 405), more Angelenos might demand it get sufficient attention and care from the tangle of government agencies it's been entrusted to.
Where drugs to change personality traits were once seen as medicinal fripperies, or enhancements, they are now seen as entitlements.This flexible attitude towards neurotechnology use it if it might work, demand it if it does is likely to extend to all sorts of other technologies that affect health and behaviour, both genetic and otherwise.
Players, too, might also demand it: at the Elite Minds summit, Ben Smith, head of development performance systems at Chelsea, explained that young players – such as Eden Hazard – had grown up with data and constant feedback and now expect it after every match and training session; this contrasted with the older generation who can often be more entrenched.
Protium is buying the toxic assets thanks to a loan from Barclays, so it's all a little circular – the bank avoids any writedowns that mark-to-market accounting rules might demand, but it can't claim to have cleaned its balance sheet.
However, when she received her period four weeks after delivery, she opted for a private facility: …When my periods came [at 4 weeks], I felt like it was an emergency, and I didn't want to waste more time because, like I mentioned, these men are unpredictable and they might demand for it [sex] at anytime.
(Age 27, 3 children) …When my periods came [at 4 weeks], I felt like it was an emergency, and I didn't want to waste more time because, like I mentioned, these men are unpredictable and they might demand for it [sex] at anytime.
He added that even if the party had not formed a government, it had changed the debate to the point that the formerly dominant parties that had signed the loan agreement were now indicating they might agree to demand it be renegotiated.
But the veteran CNN correspondent suggested that prime time might demand something more: "It's not sexy to be in the middle.
