Sentence examples for universal demands from inspiring English sources

Still, at a time of crumbling infrastructure, rising unemployment, and universal demands for more public spending, what's wrong with that?

Supererogatory action is a matter of personal initiative; it is spontaneous (i.e. originating in personal choice rather than in any external or universal demands).

Yet another is that they derive from universal demands of the communication situation (e.g., Sapir 1921, argued that the distinction between nouns and verbs arises from the fact that language is used to communicate propositions, hence needs a way to bring an object subject to mind and a way to say something about it).

The latter exemplifies an attempt to reconcile the universal demands of social justice with the particularistic demands of its nation.

"Western medical care, though dismissive of local healing traditions, is a universal demand in Africa.

But it should be seen as an academic cult, not a sensible or universal demand.

But there hasn't been a universal demand for everyone to be an outstanding fielder.

To study these issues, we examine changes to firms' information environments in response to the adoption of universal demand (UD) laws at the state level.

However, we recognise that we need additional resources if we are to meet the universal demand for a greater frequency of inspection.

Universal demand laws require that shareholders send a letter to the board identifying the alleged wrongdoing and demand that the board take corrective action or file the suit itself.

With pitching in such universal demand, it always seemed that a starter need only be breathing and able to lift his arm above his shoulder to get at least a three-year contract worth $7 million or $8 million a year.