Sentence examples for when demands for from inspiring English sources
Locking up his shop, the Indian was argued with, and abused, when demands for alcohol and potato crisps were refused.
When demands for China to adjust its exchange rate began during George Bush's administration, its multilateral trade surplus was small.
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".
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.
A large company that operates in several African markets can attract a higher calibre of managers than a gaggle of local ones, and can have more political clout when demands for bribes crop up.Politics, philosophy and economicsThough there are no direct links between the foundation and the fund, the two are symbiotic.
When demand for tar sands energy was strong in recent years, investment in Alberta surged.
They would allow devolution to happen unevenly, where and when demand for it arises.
The first was in the early nineteen-fifties, when demand for sets outstripped production.
When demand for military pilots declined, so did the supply of cut-price labour.
Factories moved shifts to nights and weekends, when demand for power is slacker.
