Sentence examples for population demanded from inspiring English sources

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.

They walked shoulder to shoulder with men as the Egyptian population demanded the fall of the regime, as did the people of Tunisia, Libya and Yemen.

Dr. Allen Spiegel, the dean of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, told the students that pursuing a medical career was not easy, but that the complex and varied health problems of a diverse population demanded diverse health care professionals.

But he could not have bargained for the turmoil in China, as the population demanded political freedom to match their new economic prosperity – nor for the success of new technologies to extract natural gas from shale, that would drastically reduce the country's dependence on imported energy, and its huge and debilitating trade deficit.

In 2017, as the administration's first waves of unconscionable, norm-breaking moves began to impact the country, a desperate population demanded entertainment refuge from the onslaught.

Sayyid Mohammad Khatami in a meeting with the Parliamentary Commission of National Security and Foreign Affairs expressed his concern about the damage to public trust among a noticeable portion of the population, demanded the formation of a neutral committee to resolve the problems that have arisen, and emphasized [the need for] a change in the current security and military situation.

Our ageing population demands a new approach.

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.

Throughout 2014 Bahrain saw protests by Shiʿites, who composed about 65% of the population, demanding greater political participation, constitutional reforms, and economic improvements.