Sentence examples for narrow demand from inspiring English sources

He said that he had interpreted the judge's order to disclose the reports as a narrow demand for the initial documents from the investigation and that he felt "sick" over Mr. Morton's wrongful imprisonment.

The Supreme Court justices made their ruling less pivotal by framing it as a narrow demand that the Florida Supreme Court reconsider its own initial ruling in a battle over events leading up to the certification.

You can't build a movement on a single narrow demand, however compelling it may be.

Why should filmmakers be bound by such narrow demands?

Beckenbauer bestrode the pitch as a play-making "libero", a free man, unencumbered by the narrow demands of the man-marking system prevalent at the time.

Despite the fizzled protests, organizers vowed to fight on, emphasizing what many said was the unprecedented turn from narrow demands for specific reforms to a broader assault on the privilege of the monarchy.

Although SAC is unlikely to win a fight over the subpoenas, it may use the threat to challenge them as a means to get prosecutors to narrow the demand for records.

He might ask the Attorney General to narrow his demand.

Often the road, because of traffic or ragged pavement or a narrow shoulder, demands vigilant attention.

Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd., a leading maker of computer chips, said its second-quarter loss narrowed as demand rebounded.

The European tour operator Thomas Cook said its fiscal nine-month loss narrowed as demand for bookings increased and the company reduced costs at its Condor charter airline business.