Sentence examples for same demand that from inspiring English sources

And there was the same demand that art must unite the community, not divide it, thereby serving purposes that transcended the personal concerns of artists.

I defy anyone on the basis of this evidence to say that is an unreasonable demand for the international community to make when, after all, it is only the same demand that we have made for 11 years and he has rejected.

Although the demand for the unconditioned is inherent in the very nature of our reason, although it is unavoidable and indispensably necessary, Kant nevertheless does not take it to be without problems of a unique sort; for the very same demand that guides our rational scientific inquiries and defines our (human) reason is also the locus of error that needs to be curbed or prevented.

Campaign Zero and Building Momentum from the Ground Up both make the same demand: that an external and independent prosecutor, based at the state rather than local level, be charged with the task of investigating and, where appropriate, prosecuting every case in which a civilian is killed by a law enforcement officer.

"The Venezuelans of Washington D.C. have gathered here to make the same demand that our Venezuelan brothers are making in the streets of Venezuela," said Carlos Delgado Salas, a representative of the international wing of Voluntad Popular (Popular Will), a Venezuelan opposition party.

The two unions seems to want the same thing: Mr. Rosenberg said his union on Saturday night approved the same demands that had been hammered out together jointly with the federation.

Mr. Rosenberg said that his union on Saturday night approved the same demands that had been reached jointly with the federation, like an increase in DVD compensation for actors.

Nobody could understand their action: the university had consciously recruited Negroes; had established a special committee to assist them, and the demands given to the president were basically the same demands that had been turned over to the committee five weeks earlier, and progresshad been made in meeting their demands.

The Australian world race champion skipped the last Giro and then blamed his poor showing in the Tour, 30th place, on his absence from the same demands that undid Menchov.

First, it assumes that a justification of truth commissions must meet the same demands that justifications of existing democratic institutions need to satisfy.

We claim we want to celebrate diversity yet at the same time demand that everyone be exactly the same -- bland and inoffensive.