Sentence examples for the blanket demand from inspiring English sources

"Antibiotics should be the last resort," Dr. Alibek says, alarmed at the blanket demand for Cipro.

Do we give children time to find out who they are, among the blanket demands that they should Be Themselves?

A letter sent last week to Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, provides new details on the F.B.I.'s use of the national security letters, including the practice of issuing the blanket demands.

The league did not, however, issue a blanket demand for all videos and notes the Patriots had, in order to determine whether the team had been violating the rules on videotaping in previous seasons or in its Super Bowl victories.

"Kim Jong-Un couldn't have issued a more blanket demand".

"DHS should take the idea of making blanket demands for passwords off the table," Center for Democracy & Technology Free Expression Project Director Emma Llansó told TechCrunch.

Mr Brown has imposed strict limits on fiscal policy, and there was indignation at the treasury during last year's spending round because the bids submitted by the DfEE and department of health were simply blanket demands for extra cash, without any real thought being given as to how the money they were asking for should be spent, or the outcomes that were being sought.

The bill passed in August allowed the administration to inform the FISA court about its methods and then issue blanket demands for data to communications companies without any further court approval or review.

Blanket demands for cash at a time of government austerity were never going to cut much ice.

They cannot be managed on mass in e-auctions systems or subject to blanket demands for price reductions.

Yet a number of moves this month suggest that the mounting criticism finally forced the government to do something more dramatic, even it fell short of the blanket admission many people demanded.