Sentence examples for responding to a demand from inspiring English sources

They are responding to a demand (and maybe feeding it, too).

Nunzio Quacquarelli, founder of QS, the British firm that produces one set of global rankings, defended his business as "responding to a demand from students and their parents".

"It's a very interesting proposal, because it offers an international compromise while responding to a demand by the people to fight terrorism," he said.

The regulation sets forth the process for issuing and responding to a demand for deposit, amends the definition of a "complete copy" and establishes new best edition criteria for electronic serials available only online.

To establish demand futility in the absence of director action the Complaint would have to plead facts sufficient to create a reasonable doubt that the director defendants could exercise disinterested and independent business judgment in responding to a demand.

He seems to have been responding to a demand by U.S. diplomats that he remain quiet during the congressional debates in Washington, so as to not give Republicans a chance to claim that a foreign power was interfering.

It's tempting to respond to a demand for renegotiations with hostile, belligerent, or moralistic objections.

But physical barriers, "whether they are for militarisation or immigration, respond to a demand for protection and security.

"We don't deny Keynesianism" when appropriate, he says as it was in 2009, when Germany responded to a demand shock with a hefty stimulus.

The mainstreaming of these issues responded to a demand for better, more user-friendly communications products and growing awareness of the importance of previously marginalised consumer groups.

An EU spokesman said: "Loans can under the right circumstances have a very positive impact and respond to a demand in partner countries".