What is on the table is a demand to adopt a specific option or reject it and pay the price of a diminished global identity, a weakening of your nation's supremacy.
Dressing up in your regalia and going out with others dressed up in the same way is so euphoric". Back at my table, a Hatter demands when I'm going to eat my "Easter nest".
Years later, when he was floridly mad and living in Greenwich Village, Gould would turn up drunk at parties, strip naked, stand on a table, demand a ruler, and measure his penis.
Using the projections for RNs in 2012 as an example, Table 4 shows a demand projection for RNs of 3244 RNs in that year (based on the increase in service demand, the base-line assumptions about retirements and other departures, and the shortfall of 809 RNs from the previous year).
The NUJ has tabled a wage demand with Newsquest because most of its journalists have not had a pay rise since, would you believe it, 2008.
Ten days ago, Frank Field, the Labour chairman of the work and pensions select committee, tabled a motion demanding a pause to the "terrifying" cuts.
It is believed that Neil Gray, the new SNP MP for Airdrie and Shotts, was so irritated that he has tabled a motion demanding a public consultation, as is best practice on major projects.
As board members, we don't simply bang on the boardroom table and demand a sale, but work hard with existing managements to create lasting value.
Torrisi et al. (2006) used a linear almost ideal system to provide price and expenditure elasticities of Italian red table wine demand, finding a tendency to substitution across brands and a degree of competition among leading brands.
Since then the threat of roving strikes has won the attendants pay hikes at three airlines, including an 11% raise at US Airways, where management came to the table demanding a 5% cut in pay and benefits.
Evan Harris, the former Lib Dem MP, and Lady Williams, are planning to table a motion in Birmingham demanding more changes to the health and social care bill.
