Sentence examples for strongly demand from inspiring English sources

We strongly demand an apology from this swimmer".

"American people strongly demand gun control, but then the bill doesn't pass.

On the other hand, the investors may strongly demand these firms disclose their IC reports.

This trend confirms that the logistics industry is strongly demand driven, i.e. it is settled where the manufacturing customers are located.

The increased incidence of fungal infections and the fast development of drug resistant filamentous fungi causing mycoses, plant infections or damage to cultural heritages strongly demand for the development of new antifungal strategies.

I strongly demand that the group does not harm the two Japanese, and releases them immediately... Japan will contribute working with the international community to contribute to the region's peace and stability.

"If society strongly demands reform, even if the leaders don't want to do it, they have to.

"Some of our people are becoming very critical of our delay in holding a trial, because it involves a country which is always strongly demanding the protection of human rights," he said.

Nancy Folbre suggests that the golden age of human capital – roughly speaking, the era in which the economy strongly demanded the kinds of skills we teach in liberal-arts colleges and universities – is already behind us.

In The Federalist No. 22, Hamilton argues that one of the best reasons for ratifying the Constitution is that it will give the new government the United States "power to regulate commerce": It is indeed evident, on the most superficial view, that there is no object, either as it respects the interests of trade or finance, that more strongly demands a federal superintendence.

Today Mr. Koizumi defended himself in Parliament, saying that the information provided by President Bush had enabled him to take up the nuclear issue with the North, and that he had "strongly demanded to Chairman Kim Jong Il that his nation take a responsible attitude".