Sentence examples similar to primarily demands from inspiring English sources

The country has also witnessed its own protests, primarily demanding political and economic changes.

Hanford said Manchester Camerata's involvement was a luxury, admitting such work primarily demanded patience and creativity rather than virtuoso ability.

At first they primarily demanded taxes from growers, but gradually the overlap between Taliban recruits and local agricultural labor became so pronounced that the insurgents essentially suspended military operations during poppy harvest seasons.

It is argued that migration is primarily demand-led (10) and the South African-UK MOU illustrates that by curtailing active recruitment it is possible to reduce the flow of health workers between two countries.

The workers to be cut are members of the International Association of Machinists, which went on strike for 48 days last fall, primarily over demands for an 18percentt wage increase over three years and not the 10percentthatat was finally agreed upon.

Utilisation is not driven primarily by demand and need for what the database can provide, but to a larger extent by requirements in Annual Reports.

It is not clear that lowering them further would do much to encourage lending, especially since many companies do not see a need to borrow primarily because demand is so weak, and not because credit is expensive.

While the jobs deficit is primarily a demand side problem, this mix of demand and supply strategies will both address employer claims of skills shortages and help insure the jobs created are of high enough quality to get wages finally moving in the right direction again.

They estimated that the nature of work for self-employed farmers has changed in the past two decades from primarily physically demanding towards more mentally demanding tasks.

"Drugs are primarily a demand problem but the politics of reducing demand are not nearly as attractive," he said.

Black markets are driven primarily by demand, and there is a need for frank — and honest!