Sentence examples for raised demands from inspiring English sources

The disaster has already raised demands that the Quebec government require homes for the elderly to be equipped with sprinkler systems, following the lead of neighboring Ontario.

Ministers made some progress by overcoming disagreements with Germany, which had raised demands for a change in the Union's treaty to ensure that the cornerstone of the project — placing the European Central Bank in charge of regulating the biggest lenders — would not lead to a blurring of lines between monetary policy and banking supervision.

Shrinking technologies to deep sub-microns has raised demands for high quality testing.

In the case of Iraq, Members of Congress raised demands for "no permanent military bases" and "a timetable for the withdrawal of U.S. military forces," which helped force the Bush Administration to defend its long-term vision for the U.S. military presence in the country, a process that eventually resulted in a signed agreement establishing a timetable for U.S. withdrawal.

Paul finds that increased supply has raised demand and that Internet porn is often violent.

At the same time, rising incomes have raised demand for professional services.

Both of these policies have raised demand in the country for millet and sorghum, which provide alternative sources of flour as well as chicken-feed.

Sizzling global economic growth in 2004, and more of the same expected for 2005, has raised demand for its exports, a boon to its large manufacturing sector.

Crude oil rose 4percentt yesterday after a cold spell in the United States raised demand, and tensions in the Middle East raised concern about possible supply disruptions.

That is partly because changing conditions in the Iraq war have raised demand for new gadgets and gizmos, even in tiny batches.

An 81percentt increase in government spending this year, fed by a 58percentt rally in oil prices in the last 12 months, raised demand for many goods.