Sentence examples for recurring demands from inspiring English sources

Inside the meeting the recurring demands for greater self determination and community control continued.

The history of the content of human rights reflects evolving and conflicting perceptions of which values or capabilities stand, at different times and through differing lenses, most in need of responsible attention and, simultaneously, humankind's recurring demands for continuity and stability.

One recurring demand seemed like a plea for transparency or a sign of lost confidence in the rebel leaders.

Her technology stocks also fit her "Cheerios" model: companies with strong and recurring demand for products, high cash flow and profitability.

Good coverage demands recurring input from the scientific community, in particular within specialized domains in which the core developers of EDAM lack expertise.

The recurring shameful need?

In societies in which the demand for better health services are recurring, mapping the inadequate demand of critical users and the use of tools such as central medical counseling are basic tools for improving the system efficacy.

Her themes draw from abject personalities in search of nihilistic power: Jim Jones, infamous punk anti-legend GG Allin, and a recurring specter who makes demands of the viewer with the threat of eating the sun if they are not met.

In any recounting of his family's history — not just by him, but also by his parents and by his sister, Elayne McNeil — the recurring theme is the demand for respect in a white society.

But in 1891, Anna Dickinson — who from early adulthood felt the combined toll of demanding travel, recurring health problems, fending off adoring fans and overconsumption of alcohol — was forcibly committed to an asylum by her sister.

The scuffle between the two started on Nov. 19, when Level 3 says Comcast demanded a recurring fee to "transmit Internet online movies and other content to Comcast's customers who request such content".