Sentence examples for support a demand from inspiring English sources
Mr. Karzai said that these steps, which the Afghans consider important to regaining full sovereignty over their country, would enable him to support a demand by the Obama administration that all American troops remaining in the country after 2014 be granted immunity from prosecution under Afghan law.
Democrats said Mr. Obama could also support a demand from a senior Senate Republican, Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, to add a provision adjusting the alternative minimum tax so that it does not hit millions of middle-class taxpayers this year.
This algorithm is ready to support a Demand Responsive Transportation System in which we face the problem of quickly evaluate a good-quality schedule for the vehicles and provide fast response to the users.
At the conclusion of the American Civil War, the United States massed troops on the Rio Grande in support of a demand that France withdraw its puppet kingdom from Mexico.
The political question that may matter most is this: At what point will private misgivings tip over into a withdrawal of support and a demand for an end to this prolonged emergency?
His tactic of asking all sympathetic MPs to support a Labour demand for the government to outline its plan for EU exit before triggering article 50 was on the brink of revealing the size of a cross-party alliance that is already functioning semi-openly.
This has previously been observed in Arabidopsis and was proposed to support an increased demand for sulphur during P deficiency to meet the needs for increased sulfolipid synthesis (Misson et al., 2005).
Our results seem to support both such a demand and the success of the funding initiative of German politics mentioned in the introduction.
The two leaders have mobilized the African Union to support them in a demand that their trials be postponed.
The low cost flights have supported a strong demand growth.
In the endangered breeds, specific uses should be supported to maintain a demand for such horses (production of mules for the POIT breed, ecotourism for local breeds, draught activities, meat production).
