Sentence examples for tangible demands from inspiring English sources

He explained that DRUM channels the experience of it members into tangible demands.

This happens because the higher the sensitivity of items to the selling price, the more will be the tangible demand decrease against high price.

He said there was a tangible consumer demand for such a platform and said its emergence – whether it is approved by the BBC Trust or not – was "like water, it can't be stopped".

Second, it ruled that Nollan and Dolan applied only when the government's condition took an interest in some tangible property (like demanding an easement, for example), not when a government imposed a generalized requirement on someone to spend money.

That helps explain why firms in America and some other big economies have been slow to start hiring again in the current economic recovery: they have been waiting for tangible evidence of demand picking up, which in many of these economies has yet to materialise.

During the 1980s, both cases drew widespread media coverage and public outcry from black leaders who demanded tangible changes in policing practice at the time.

It's too easy to blame the funders, with their logical frameworks and simplistic demands for tangible and attributable results.

The activists who met with Obama called the meeting "historic," but they also pushed back against some of the administration's suggestions and presented their own list of demands for "tangible" change.

We understand there are many reasons for submitting an LPU, not the least of which are institutional and funding agency demands for tangible products.

Now "the trust is destroyed".In the absence of trust, lenders demand more tangible collateral.

But many Arab governments were unable or unwilling to deliver the tangible benefits that Israel demanded.