Sentence examples for old demand from inspiring English sources

Today, that 50 year old demand would be worth about $13.39 when adjusted for price changes.

"We suspect it's due to consolidation, capacity cuts and plain old demand".

If the Palestinians resumed their old demand for Israel's destruction, no American administration could (or should) take their side.

Why have the Catalans and the Welsh put the old demand for national independence on one side?

He persuaded the Arab League to amend its 2002 peace initiative to drop the old demand for a return to the 1967 lines and instead allow border swaps.

To ensure maximum electoral benefits, on July 30, the Congress-led federal government lent its support to the old demand to bifurcate the existing state and create a separate state for Telangana region, where the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (T.R.S).

This legal question, centuries old, demands greater scrutiny in the Internet Age.

"What he offered today didn't even meet the opposition's old demands".

Soon my piano lessons had turned into me, an obstinate 11-year old, demanding that my neighbour teach me ever-more intricate DOS commands.

Some have a new twist: grumbles from France and Italy about the wage restraint that has led to Germany's economic revival (see article) have echoes of the old demands for a stronger D-mark.

She dryly noted that Mr. Levy had sent two of his deputies and a number of school superintendents to the bargaining session, and suggested that they had threatened progress by reintroducing old demands.