Sentence examples for minimum demanding to from inspiring English sources

Many in the GOP probably share the views of the op-ed, but rising above politics by, at a minimum, demanding to see Trump's tax returns is precisely what they are refusing to do.

WASHINGTON, April 21(Reuters) - The number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan may drop well below 10,000 - the minimum demanded by the U.S. military to train Afghan forces - as the longest war in American history winds down, Obama administration officials briefed on the matter say.

And as an exercise in power-sharing, it falls far short of the minimum demanded by Tamils and Muslims, even assuming the government acts in good faith.

That would be below the 5.5% minimum demanded by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) for private firms involved in the payment-by-results arrangement.

This condition is employed to estimate a minimum demand for growth pressure to obtain a dense and continuous film from the focused microwave plasma jet.

The Nigeria Labor Congress ordered workers to "cripple any government that refuses to comply" with monthly minimum demands of $75 a month in oil-producing states and $65 in states that do not produce oil.

Prediction based solely on catalytic efficiencies with or without binding affinities for NADP(H) and NAD(H) were not dependable, and we define a minimum demand on the enzyme kinetic characterization to be performed for this purpose.

Worst of all, the grinning mask of Brennan's Bates, apparently fails to satisfy even the minimum demands of likeness.

PLS path modelling is referred to as soft modeling technique with minimum demands regarding measurement scales, sample sizes and residual distributions (Hair et al., 1999).

The passive obligation of obedience is certainly not all we owe the law (Parekh 1993, 243; Green 2003, 543 47) but many have taken it to be law's minimum demand.

A fractional factorial design with two-level factors (27-2 design) was developed to gain the maximum strength with minimum demand on the calculating capacity.