Sentence examples for terms demanding from inspiring English sources

She urged activists to fight back in explicitly racial terms, demanding that prison rolls be slashed and police departments remade, not merely in the name of pragmatic reform but in the name of black liberation.

During the meeting Tehran reportedly condemned the newspapers' action in strong terms, demanding the Danish government take a "serious approach" to the case and prohibit the printing of the satirical cartoon again.

His public demands were phrased in religious terms, demanding the end of injustice through the "application of the Book and the sunna" by the government.

On June 9, Assad met with American envoy Habib in Damascus and rejected his terms, demanding that Israel withdraw its forces from Lebanon as a condition for a ceasefire.

He broke off negotiations a fortnight ago and announced a snap referendum on the austerity terms demanded in return for extending the second bailout which expired on June 30.

Although Kadima won the most seats, socially-liberal Ms Livni refused to accept the coalition terms demanded by Jewish religious parties and went into opposition.

In the long term, demand for air travel should continue to grow.

In economic terms, demand for religion drops as its perceived benefits diminish compared with the cost of participating.

It is, for one thing, a concert piece that, in purely musical terms, demands much of its performers.

In economic terms, "demand" means a desire or need for something -- backed by the ability and willingness to pay for it.

Reform is no quick fix, but a long-term project demanding specific cultural knowledge.