Sentence examples for which demanded that from inspiring English sources

The decision brought thousands of workers on to the streets of Brussels and earned condemnation from the Belgian and French governments and the European Commission, which demanded that EU labour laws be strengthened.

After the devoutly Catholic Sigismund also succeeded to the Swedish throne in 1592, Charles called the Convention of Uppsala (1593), which demanded that Lutheranism be retained as the national religion.

Soon becoming dissatisfied with party politics, he announced in 1954 that he would thenceforth devote his life exclusively to the Bhoodan Yajna Movement, founded by Vinoba Bhave, which demanded that land be distributed among the landless.

The bicycle messenger, with his whistle and his disdain, was the embodiment of underclass resentment and underclass style, and of a booming economy, which demanded that documents be here now.

I'm told about RoHS - the restriction of hazardous substances, which demanded that lead be replaced with tin, which is less toxic but a lot more perishable; there's been an expeditious increase in discards.

They considered him a rational resource in an irrational and insecure state, rounding out the multitude of perspectives that were indispensable on television talk shows, which demanded that guests be petulant and disputatious and use fancy words lest it be thought that the country wasn't sophisticated.

The international norm of free, prior and informed consent (FPIC), which demands that communities give their assent to any proposed exploration, is honoured only in its flagrant abuse.

There aren't many jobs which demand that you perform for a few crucial seconds.

California regulators said the state would be the first with such time requirements, which demand that H.M.O.

And it's an application in its own right which demands that you let it install itself.

The morality they espouse is of a conservative kind that English news channels have largely left behind, which demands that women dress and behave in culturally "correct" ways.