Sentence examples for population demand from inspiring English sources

The challenges of a changing economy and ageing population demand a much broader rethinking of welfare and public services.

Decisions on the future size of the prison estate will be driven by population demand and prisons will only close when capacity allows.

The question Iranians – especially the young, who form two-thirds of the population – demand be answered is: "What happened to my vote?" When they shout "death to the dictators" from the rooftops, death it is because they fear that their nation might end up with a Mugabe, or a Hitler.

"With no new jobs, with a declining population and with an aging population, demand for new cars naturally declines," Mr. Hendrikse said, noting that a similar phenomenon was occurring in Japan, where car demand has been shrinking for most of the last 25 years.

The directors of three major United Nations food and agriculture programs sounded the alarm both on the immediate problem of high food prices and the "long-term issue of how we produce, trade and consume food in an age of increasing population, demand and climate change".

Growing economies and increasing population demand more energy in the coming years.

Our ageing population demands a new approach.

While the population demanded accurate reporting of the damage, the government needed to bar the Germans from knowing immediately how successful their attacks had been.

Third, implementing a response which is appropriate and adapted to the diverse needs of a population demands both adaptations to existing programmes and in some cases specific programming.

And while Mr. Singh worries about feeding the poor, India's growing affluent population demands not only more food but also a greater variety.

Building a culture that can speak to an entire population demands diversity of educational opportunity, and representation through role models, mentorship, and outreach.