Sentence examples for was demand from the from inspiring English sources

He said there was demand from the local community and five local schools for the pitches.

A council spokesman said it would look at building the homes if there was "demand from the people of Osmaston".

Pius took no immediate action, but when an oath of fidelity to the new regime was demanded from the clergy, he formally denounced the Civil Constitution and the Revolution on March 10 , 1791

Chinese Spring (CS) was demanded from the National Crop Germplasm Preservation Center at the ICS, CAAS.

After all, it is demand from the rich countries that keeps the cartels in business and the state of nature flourishing.

That is what we are demanding from the talks.

It was decided that explanation should be demanded from the Spanish Government.

This was the kind of entertainment licence-payers were demanding from the corporation back then.

"There are demands from the ICC and France to get Senussi, but the priority is to deliver Senussi to Libya".

Today, some are demanding from the intelligence community the same degree of precision and protection with regard to terrorist attacks.

What Labour should be doing is demanding from the PM that he commits to spending taxpayers' money here in the UK.