Sentence examples for take the demand from inspiring English sources

Take the demand side of the model.

Take the demand that Israel retreat to its 1967 borders, before it seized the Sinai, the West Bank and the Golan Heights in a defensive six-day war.

In older buildings, whose original blueprints did not take the demand for communal facilities into account, existing facilities have been upgraded or altered.

Take the demand about a sunset clause, by which the agreement would be up for termination every five years unless the three governments agree otherwise.

Frank still has the diamonds on him, and could have escaped alive and still fairly wealthy (though he does face a treacherous walk out of the desert) but such is his pride that he can't take the demand from one of the Mexicans that he hand over his own suit lying down.

Consider House 2 Medium in size F. Because House 3 Low is not offered in this size, take the demand estimate for House 2 Medium and add to it that of House 3 Low multiplied by the fraction of customers who would trade up.

Alfredo required little coaxing to take the demands seriously.

LONDON — The spirit may be willing, but the flesh cannot always take the demands from modern players.

It was a powerful illustration that, for some legislators and journalists, the boundary between civic discourse and political action "allowed" citizens to debate, discuss and campaign but not take the demands into the legislative chamber itself.

Anwar Gargash, the UAE's state minister for foreign affairs, tweeted: "It would be prudent [for Qatar] to take the demands and concerns of its neighbours seriously.

WuXi PharmaTech, China's largest pharmaceutical r&d company, has taken the demand in stride.