Sentence examples for terms of demands from inspiring English sources

But if associations did do this and did help people and did achieve the outcomes required there would be an argument for increasing the subsidy as the state would be saving so much in terms of demands on its health and welfare services.

Person environment fit (P-E Fit) is measured by considering the person, defined as a set of competencies, and the environment, defined in terms of demands.

That could be expressed either just in terms of demands for seats at the top international tables, such as the G8 and the U.N. Security Council, but also in principle in political confrontation.

"All of us are aware of the financial constraints within which councils are operating and the challenge this presents in the face of increasing demand for the services we provide as well as the level of expectation we continue to face in terms of demands for increased quality and choice of services".

In terms of demands and needs of ground investigation and foundation engineering, the engineering-geological conditions in the underground mining territories represent anthropogenically influenced areas in the most complicated manner, since they suffer the impacts from the underground mining of mineral resources.

Our participants described the intrusiveness of the illness increasing as the diabetes progressed, especially in terms of demands on their time.

But the worst may be over there in terms of demand, the company said.

"More investment would be good for Germany in terms of growth but also in terms of demand.

If they escaped and proliferated, there could be a dramatic knock on effect in terms of demand for prey species.

In terms of demand, she added: "It's not what we had a year ago, but I'm not alarmed by it -- it's a more realistic market.

A lot can be done in terms of demand management, but actually building a new gas power station does take four years.