Sentence examples for pursuing demands from inspiring English sources

I would say, when the Occupy movements are good and ready, then and only then they should embark on pursuing demands.

The Huffington Post community and the netroots played a vital role pursuing, demanding, and exposing the Bush-Cheney administration's numerous abuses.

If a program is unable to do so, it might be best served by pursuing demand-creation strategies that are not reliant upon the physicians.

Aren't there legal channels to pursue demands in a way that won't impact Egypt … internationally?" What "legal channels" might he be referring to?

It seems there are ways to adopt and pursue demands that lead not into anti-democratic behaviour, and not into reformist "give us this and we will go home happy" behaviour, but into escalating awareness, militance, and desires.

This means that American efforts to get Japan to cure itself should be focused more on persuading Japan to pursue demand-led growth rather than export-led growth.

She acknowledges that this is difficult but makes a convincing case about how necessary it is if women are going to pursue demanding careers.

In response, public officials have pursued demand-side solutions to this fundamentally supply-side problem, through a massive subsidy apparatus that includes rent-control, public housing, Section 8, tax credits, and now inclusionary zoning.

Enrique Rueda, the leader of the Oaxaca teachers, concedes that the union has been better at pursuing salary demands than at improving schooling.

Political liberalisation ushered in by the return to civilian rule in 1999 was followed by militants from religious and ethnic groups pursuing their demands through violence.

We are not suggesting that reps can — or should — stop pursuing established demand altogether.