Sentence examples for occurrence demands from inspiring English sources

This kind of occurrence demands improving control of public funds to close the gap between public income and expenditure.

"The severity of this occurrence demands that shareholders step in the role of the board, and act essentially in their stead, to protect the interests of shareholders," said Jack Ehnes, the pension fund's chief executive.

Accordingly, a parameter f = 1, 3, 7 is introduced which expresses demand frequency, i.e. the average interval (in days) between the occurrence of demand elements.

But then growing awareness of "battered-child syndrome" — an awareness that the abuse of children at home was not a rare pathology but a frequent occurrence that demanded attention — led, in 1974, to the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act.

H 2A, B : Economic growth in any year Granger-causes insurance market density, leading to the occurrence of demand-following hypothesis of insurance-growth nexus.

Formula: {(Service demand due to errors and difficulties in places other than consulting rooms in 2010 x Average recovery time per occurrence) – (Service demand reduced by 10% x Average recovery time per occurrence reduced by 20%)} x Average wage per minute for the administrator in 2010.

The main contribution of this study is to present a critical profile for the occurrence of inappropriate demands on the health service in Brazil.

Those occurrences need to stop.

Street protests are already a regular occurrence here, usually demanding the departure of the military rulers who took power from Mr. Mubarak.

They were the latest sign of what officials warn could become an almost routine occurrence this summer, as demand continues to outpace supply, despite efforts to promote conservation, including an agreement announced today between Gov. Gray Davis and commercial landlords and janitors intended to reduce power use by 10percentt in 2,500 office buildings.

"A year or so ago, three seniors officials were convicted - a rare occurrence - for demanding $1m to take the Japanese company Toshiba off a fictitious blacklist, which was preventing the company bidding for a contract," Mr Roxburgh recalls.