Sentence examples for possible to demand from inspiring English sources

It is not possible to demand absolute purity from donors; no such money exists.

Amtrak officials said late today that the railroad would operate on a regular weekly schedule on Wednesday and "respond wherever possible to demand for additional service".

I believe that whatever the limitations of the eighteenth-century Enlightenment it was the only principle on which it is possible to demand improvements or rights for every human being.

The statements, which were not sworn, might have been supplemented when the defendants applied to be released under bond, for it was perfectly possible to demand that the applicants should again recite their connection with the crime in the form of sworn affidavits prepared by their own attorneys.

By means of this approach it is possible to demand systems to operate at high utilizations, like to current production grids.

And that should be a requirement, for example, for African countries, many African countries that are supported by the developed world -- it is possible to demand that a good amount of resources is allocated to the protection of the environment.

But in order for this demand for agreement to be possible, he suggests, it must also be possible for me to demand universal agreement for the subjective condition of such cognitions.

It was possible, she said, to demand equality for women while appreciating the "pleasures of consensual seduction and the delicious surprise of stolen kisses".

Despite the implicit criticism of his lending colleagues' former imprudence, Sach's preferred solution is, wherever possible, for RBS to demand shares in the company in exchange for writing off debt.

There are several possible reasons related to demand as well as supply that could explain the data.

It is possible that, due to demand characteristics of the situation, participants may have interpreted the uncued condition as an opportunity to give typical responses, even though they were not explicitly instructed to do so.