Sentence examples for of any demand from inspiring English sources

I would mention that the time of this setting is one where the president has sought to create a tool to protect American lives through his conduct of the war, and to create it in advance, and to make it known to the Congress and the people of this country well in advance of any demand for its services.

But even BP boss Tony Hayward was in a bearish mood, saying the firm saw "little evidence" of any demand growth in the near future.

Therefore, gas generation is determined to be the remainder of any demand that needs to be met on a daily basis, as below.

"This suggests public opinion is against the resort and I would urge the council to recognise this". Phil Simpson, from the Stop Hoylake Golf Resort Campaign, said there was a "lack of any demand for yet another golf course in an area already saturated with courses".

Given that the CEN process is clearly intended to respond to market/industry demand, that BestLog [5] recorded many active and disparate initiatives tailored to local and sectoral needs, and that our expert panel did not express or know of any demand, we conclude that there is no market demand for new standards and this is an area where subsidiarity is appropriate and functional.

…only local Vodafone employees with a high level of government security clearance will ever be made aware of specific lawful demands issued by agencies and authorities, and even then they will not typically be made aware of the context of any demand.

Everyone can let down their guard and feel free of any demands to demonstrate sophistication by issuing trenchant analyses of what's in the glass.

Evans said the Times could have decided to "ride out the storm" in the absence of any demanded retractions or legal writs, but said: "We value our reputation.

But in the absence of any demands, organisation or even slogans, even those who argued that these riots were political in nature struggled to fathom what the nature of the politics were.

Beyond the critique of existing indicators developed here, a pure human capital approach might question the use of any demand-side concept such as "graduate job", given non-zero substitutability in production; we take the view that demand-side concepts, given their explanatory power, complement the human capital approach.

While THR makes no mention of any demands Watson might have made, the outlet previously reported that the actress "waffled over the time commitment" and chose to film Disney's live-action "Beauty and the Beast" instead.  .