Sentence examples for whose demands from inspiring English sources

The students backed the faculty, most of whose demands were met.

The hijackers, whose demands were not made public, were reportedly taken into custody.

Here were "the glorious Egyptian people," the generals say, whose demands are the army's "national and historical duty" to respect.

Regional and social divisions have bred intransigent interest groups whose demands cannot often be reconciled by a fragmented political system.

They are placating creditors, whose demands at times seem insatiable, and citizens, whose shock is never far away.

Essentially absent, though, are the rich people and vacationers whose demands for creature comforts are presumably fueling all of this.

Since February, there have been reports of torture and other abuse among hundreds of detained demonstrators whose demands ranged from jobs to political reform.

What is more, most buyers of HP's machines are consumers, whose demands shift faster and more whimsically than those of corporate customers.

Another job in women's-wear convinced him that the real problem and hence opportunity in the rag trade lay with Canada's trade unions, whose demands hurt profits.

In this debate, in the United States and Europe, banks are no longer seen as companies whose demands must be met to generate prosperity.

The grandson of the inventor of the plastic Bakelite, young Tony Baekeland Eddie Redmaynee) is smothered by his social-climbing mother (Julianne Moore) -- whose demands turn dangerously sexual.