The problem comes when demands and values conflict.
It was abandoned when demands became too extreme.
Locking up his shop, the Indian was argued with, and abused, when demands for alcohol and potato crisps were refused.
The limitation of this service to one vessel at a time, however, was a serious drawback in bad weather, when demands were heavy.
But in Jamaica, the police say they believe that one such dog has been used as a threat and, when demands were not met, as a means of attack in at least two recent robberies.
Last summer, when demands for a reform to the 35-hour week began to stir, President Jacques Chirac made clear that "the legal working time is, and will remain, 35 hours".
There was a long hiatus after the breakdown of negotiations on 2015/16 spending, when demands from the Treasury would have done serious harm to vocational education outside the universities.
First — and, again, these are draft proposals — there is a freeze on the base, non-combat pay of service members, at a time when demands on them are increasing, to save nine billion dollars.
The economic slowdown has left Texas with a budget shortfall estimated between $5 billion and $12 billion at a time when demands for services such as Medicaid are exploding.
16 Argentine to Take Office Néstor Kirchner, an obscure governor until he was catapulted into power, will take office today as president at a time when demands for a new direction in the troubled country are more insistent than ever.
When demands were not met fast enough, a Navy diver, Petty Officer Robert Dean Stethem, was shot by the hijackers in the side of his head at close range.
