Sentence examples for possibility of demanding from inspiring English sources
In making the announcement, Japan Airlines joined other Dreamliner operators, like All Nippon Airways and United Airlines, in raising the possibility of demanding compensation.
Some hedge funds have discussed among themselves the possibility of demanding a side payment, as they describe it, as a price Europe and Greece must pay if the two want the funds to participate in the agreement.
Seeing Elliott dancing exuberantly in a "black trash bag" opened Haze's eyes to the power of representation and feminism, and to the possibility of demanding more from the world around her. "I did not grow up to be you," she tells Elliott, "but I did grow to be me / and be in love with who this woman is".
The release of the earnings data raises the possibility of demands on future MPs to reveal their tax arrangements, and could set a precedent at the next general election for a more open, US-style contest.
There is the real possibility of Scotland demanding another vote to leave the UK.
Yet France, too, is all a-buzz about the possibility of firms demanding longer hours from workers.
But there is no hint at this point that anyone in the party is willing to consider the possibility of not demanding policies the public hates.
A potential obstacle is the possibility of De La Hoya demanding a greater percentage of the purse, while Mosley has indicated that a 50-50 splis is the minimum he would accept for a rematch.
This came after the third preseason game, not after Week 1's game against Darrelle Revis and the Buccaneers or the matchup four days later at New England or any of the possibilities for demanding moments in a schedule with no relief until the bye week in early November.
That would avoid the possibility of other candidates demanding equal time, said Robert Greenblatt, NBC's top entertainment executive.
Climate risks, including the possibility of reduced demand and lower prices for oil, could affect the industry's profitability and valuations.
