Sentence examples for prime demand from inspiring English sources

On their prime demand — the immediate withdrawal of foreign forces — we can expect some flexibility.

Ukip's prime demand would be a referendum on Europe, which makes the Tories a likelier bedfellow for the Kippers, but it doesn't look as though they will have many MPs to bargain with.

The awkwardness is in the timing: since the removal of the troops is a prime demand of Mr bin Laden, neither government wants to be seen to give in.Another urgent need is to defuse the current Israeli-Palestinian crisis.

A survey of residents indicated that greater salesmanship was required, prompting housing authority officials to press harder and focus on some early success stories as word-of-mouth tales to prime demand.

The results reveal that rainwater harvesting is the prime demand in the severe drinking water scarcity area, whereas piped water supply is the preferred expectation for moderate drinking water scarcity areas.

But she warned, "Our prime demand is to ban Jamaat, so we continue our movement".

Among their prime demands are the recreation of the old Iraqi army, the payment of pensions to former officers and the reversal of "de-Baathification".

The half-empty view is that City lack rhythm, desperately need more game time and, certainly before the break, showed an inability to heed one of Guardiola's prime demands: not to hoof the ball goalwards.

In particular, the release from prison of all political prisoners, including the Green Movement's leaders, is one of their prime demands.

The world's prime need demands the reduction of the increasing amount of anthropogenic greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, especially carbon dioxide (CO2), being the leading component of the global warming.

Some companies found that the attacks primed demand for products and services that had long been available.