Sentence examples for unable to demand from inspiring English sources

The report could prove incendiary, but without a public notice advertising the Bank's research project, parliament and the public would be unable to demand its publication.

The organisational weakness of the masses has left voters, as Lewis says, unable "to demand their interests be recognised [in a balance against] the demands of capital".

International human rights groups reacted angrily, saying that the decision ensured impunity for Franco's henchmen and left his victims unable to demand justice.

But the commodities commission has been unable to demand all the data on these holdings — and the banks have not been volunteering — until it has written certain other rules and passed the one-year mark on the law.

And without consensus, this nation will be left with a situation in which children, senior citizens and others will be unable to demand the care and treatment to which they are entitled.

In Damascus on Monday, the foreign minister, Walid Muallem, said that while Syria had influence with Hamas, it did not have any hand in the capture of the Israeli, and would be unable to demand his release.

Unable to meet demand, the Nepal Electricity Authority rations power.

Unable to meet demand alone, he has seven artists working for him.

The bakery chain Greggs was unable to meet demand after launching a vegan version last month.

Sony Ericsson used to outsource all of its manufacturing, but found its suppliers were unable to meet demand.

The latter model, a monobloc design, was so popular that Nokia was at times unable to meet demand.