Sentence examples for stated demand from inspiring English sources

The rebels' chief stated demand has been Mr. Taylor's departure and new elections.

To YES, seeking the gold-plated lining, a phrase in an April 11 letter to one of its executives from one of Cablevision's suggested that the cable operator would somehow agree to YES's stated demand to be paid monthly fees of $2 a subscriber.

Despite more than two weeks of intense shelling that has claimed nearly 700 Palestinian lives and sent more than 100,000 people fleeing from their homes, many insist that they want their leaders to keep fighting until they achieve Hamas militants' stated demand: an end to the years-old embargo on Gaza.

There was little to be gained politically from striking an opponent who was complying with the stated demand: the government had agreed to withdraw troops from Iraq.

For one thing, it replays President Bush's stated demand from March , 2003 after American soldiers had been taken by the enemy: "The P.O.W.s I expect to be treated humanely, just like we're treating the prisoners that we have captured humanely".

For example, in case the stated demand is 10%% of the total capacity for a node that obtains 8%% of the overall throughput, the data rate error is 2%%.

"What was once worry about getting through economic hard times is now crystallizing into hopelessness, cynicism, resentment and anger," the letter stated, demanding "urgent and immediate action".

The attackers did not claim responsibility or issue communiqués stating demands.

In return, these states demand greater centralisation and standardisation of banking regulation: enter the single supervisor.

The second is that original dilemma: international rules require enforcement, but nation-states demand sovereignty.

Fourteen states demand only that parents tell the authorities that they are home-schooling.