Sentence examples for plight demands from inspiring English sources

The main reason for this happy combination is higher economic growth, which will ease the pressure for reform.The federal government lacks the zealotry of states like Minas Gerais, whose desperate financial plight demands what Mr Anastasia calls "a new way of working by the public sector".

He says the regions' plight demands a "more central attitude" to managing the game, including which teams players and coaches join.

Their plight demands and deserves our most urgent, bold, and sustained response.

News had spread that the hawks in Japan's new Democratic Party government, led by the new finance minister, Naoto Kan, had finally convinced colleagues that after three bail-outs since 2001 only "court-backed rehabilitation" would force JAL into the kind of radical restructuring the airline's plight demanded.

Michelle Obama has become the latest high profile name to tweet her support and in cities as far apart as Abuja, Washington, Los Angeles, Dublin and London, demonstrators have put on red T-shirts to draw attention to the girls' plight, demand their release, and to vent a deepening sense of anger.

Unemployed workers marched from the Midwest to Washington D.C. to highlight their plight and demand that Cleveland support public works programs.

"They said there's little point in going to the police, who are often not interested in their plight and instead demand to know their immigration status".

Is Ms. Myerson inclined to shed a tear over her husband's financial plight and relax her demands?

Although one oncologist waived her fees after hearing about the family's plight, other creditors have demanded payment, and bankruptcy remains a possibility.

The image of a silk-stocking crowd to-the-manner born, bred and educated to rule, networked into the circuits of power and wealth, professing a concern for the downtrodden but not about to surrender any privileges to alleviate their plight (yet prepared to demand that everyone else pony up) has lodged at the heart of American politics ever since.

This satirical tale of a monstrous tycoon modeled on the aging Howard Hughes and the loyal valet who tends to his boss's increasingly eccentric demands mirrors the plight of workers in an era of job insecurity and corporate brainwashing.