Politically, the economic development meant that a universal and equal franchise was more and more vociferously demanded.
Once the city was invested, they vociferously demanded that the Byzantines hand over several captured towns, but when one of them, the fort of Mastaton, was surrendered, the Iberians promptly returned it to the Arabs.
Consideration of the applicability of the act to local governments in a post-Proposition 13 era, a time when the public has vociferously demanded thorough accountability from its locally elected officials in regards to expenditures of general fund monies, was, to all outward appearances, lost amid the emotional, image-manipulating accusations of the opposition.
Since early spring the Christian Democratic leader, Ciriaco De Mita, has been vociferously demanding that Mr. Craxi agree on a date when he would step down and allow someone else to lead the government.
The second argues that, unless nuclear plants (which produce no greenhouse gases) are replaced with new ones when they go out of service, more fossil fuels, notably coal, will be burnt, making it impossible for governments to tackle global warming.On the basis of these two claims, the nuclear lobby is vociferously demanding more government support for new plants.
What ought to bring to mind quietly swaying trees, serene beaches and isolation now just as often summons visions of overpriced, mediocre resorts, filled to capacity with swarms of "singles groups" vociferously demanding yet another round of Bahama Mamas.
Loyal: For someone who vociferously demands loyalty from others, Trump is decidedly disloyal to even his most ardent supporters.
Amazingly, however, those most vociferously demanding state and federal budget cutbacks in the name of fiscal rectitude also support tax cuts for those most able to pay.
A second round of voting was postponed twice, and finally scheduled for January 24th, but Moïse's chief rival, a veteran Martelly opponent named Jude Célestin, vociferously denounced the October polls as having been rigged and demanded that new elections be held.
Parts of the country feel as if they are under siege.After lifting the emergency laws that had prevailed in Syria for nearly half a century, Mr Assad seems to have run out of concessions to offer the protesters, who are demanding more vociferously than ever that he and his regime should go.
A few days after, reports surfaced in international and Afghan news outlets that Mr. Holbrooke had demanded a runoff election in what one report characterized as the "explosive" meeting with Mr. Karzai, a charge which the Americans deny vociferously.
