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If the governments of the big European countries were to demand external regulation of FIFA's activities, it might have some impact.

This has prompted the militants to demand a more extreme form of Islamist rule and for sharia to be extended to the whole of Nigeria.

But the monopoly of the East India Company enabled it to demand high prices, and this was one of the standing grievances of the colonies.

Ever since the election, Tom DeLay and his staff had been firing up the right-wing networks to demand my impeachment.

But if many workers across many different industries were to demand protection at once, the selfish appeal of such a shield would fade.

The photoelectric effect and the Compton effect, then, both seem to demand a return to a corpuscular theory of light.

Investors have begun to demand better terms for the high-yield loans and bonds at the heart of the leveraged deals.

But his attitude at the door appeared to demand my speedy entrance , or complete departure.

Regan has discovered that the Presidency isn't as easy as he thought. In fact he's going to demand stunt pay.

They set aside the wise old saying, "perfect is the enemy of good, " because reviews seem to demand that we strive for perfection.

The result was that a few very powerful chain stores were able to demand special pricing and sales assistance from game publishers.

Skilled workers who used to demand up to $430 a month are eagerly accepting jobs that pay half as much, managers here said.

He determined to revisit the scene of the last evening's gambol, and, if he met with any of the party, to demand his dog and gun.

Since the beginning of reform and opening up, China's sustained and rapid economic development has led to demand for energy, especially oil.

In case of death of a victim, his heirs or other relatives in maintenance relationship with him shall have the right to demand compensation.

They then had to decide how much bail to demand for a prostitute and take a survey on their attitudes toward prostitution.

People, today we need a new concept of duty: The right of the individual to demand from society is just as much as he gives to society.

BARRY GOLDWATER: "Certainly, simple honesty is not too much to demand of men in government. "

"Vintage pocket watches have been a great investment recently especially due to demand from China, " he wrote.

All his life he believed that it was right and necessary to demand changes in society if people did not have their civil rights.

As a rule, in case of defective delivery the Buyer shall be entitled to demand subsequent performance in the form of its choice.

Greatness seems to demand the sort of stubborn perversity that is a predominantly male quality.

"Recession is still more fear than reality at the moment, but even that fear still makes it harder to demand more money, " Gross told.

Shareholders are likely to demand at least some of the rising earnings be put directly into their hands.

He said it was clear any return to demand growth would be delayed until next year.

Populations have risen up to demand democratic reforms and respect for human rights, and this includes the right to health.

History did not leave behind that other, real Syria. Syria returns today to demand its stolen rights, to collect on its overdue bills.

In the years of easy, plentiful credit, companies were able to demand looser conditions on their loans.

But to say the demonstrations were to "demand democracy" is an oversimplification.

But so far the president's Javanese tendency to try to please everyone has only encouraged his so-called partners to demand more.

It's easy to demand honesty, to hold the other person to a high standard.

Digital technology seems to strengthen the argument: by making copying easier, it seems to demand greater protection in return.

And Germany's legal system has allowed media firms to demand mass prosecutions of file-sharers, which seems to have deterred piracy.

In particular, farmers began to demand government help in stabilizing prices by slowing down the opening of new lands.

Your Week Ahead: A Full Moon in your sign suggests that whatever develops this week will seem to demand that you take immediate action.

This year, Chinese consumers continued to demand S-class cars through the quarter, so assembly plants stayed open.

The results appear to suggest efficient and controllable gas production that responds rapidly to demand and yet is safe in operation.

With the economy close to stagnation and the public finances in a parlous state, a spur to demand would be welcome.

Many Western diplomats and commentators expressed doubts that the Syrian people might one day rise up to demand their rights and freedoms.

In this connection, it was clear that there was a trend to demand quality from both the law firm and the individual lawyer.

And then it occurred to me, like a flash, that no one would refuse a man a meal if only he had the courage to demand it.

The best solution today, he said, is to demand that banks hold more capital.

He said it was unrealistic for Britain to demand that Russia change its constitution to permit the extradition of Lugovoy.

Earlier this year it joined three of the largest secular parties in a united front to demand guarantees that the voting would be fair.

Ms. de Larrocha began to demand piano lessons when she was 3, after visiting her aunt as she taught students.

It would not be a time to demand answers - your timing will be off, and you'll be too early.

A year ago South Korea tightened copyright laws and allowed media firms to demand that warnings be sent to people who flout them.

Would a girl who's taught to be soft and quiet be able to demand that her boyfriend use a condom?

The Bank reserves the right to demand repayment at any time.

This unconscious cognition appears to demand the same brain resources used for processing incoming signals when awake.

I know I no longer have the right to demand it, but could you please take a look?

Rumours the bank faced a cash squeeze led clients, including big hedge funds, to demand their cash balances back.

For that reason, Duke University new media expert Mark Olson thinks it's time for the public to demand improved security measures.

Beijing will watch closely to see whether taxi drivers in other Chinese cities are emboldened to demand higher fares.

But no coup leaders stepped forward to demand that Mr Correa step down or to proclaim a new government.

But frothy equity markets mean that customers shift from term to demand deposits, which cost the bank less.

A term of a mortgage which allows the creditor to demand payment in full of principal and interest due upon the sale of the property.

"For China to even consider this route, it is likely to demand price concessions, " she said.

Did you picture yourself coming in here, chest out, jaw squared , ready to demand answers?

The Egyptian army said on Monday it would not use force against those staging protests to demand Hosni Mubarak, president, step down.

There are many reasons in this world to stand up for yourself, to demand change, to not just smile nicely when others are far from nice.

Educated women are more likely to go out to work, more likely to demand contraception and less likely to want large families.

If you intend to purchase the alarm device, did not forget to demand the alarm apparatus symbol, and posted them in the window and the gate.

Orthodoxy, of whatever color, seems to demand a lifeless, imitative style.

People seem to be hard-wired to demand fairness.

Large protests to demand more freedom also took place in other cities and towns across Syria.

and began to demand more say in how the town was run.

With cars rolling off assembly lines like never before, consumers began to demand a variety of colors.

We should not try to heal the historical part of trauma, it is a person's choice whether to forgive and forget or to demand compensation.

The only way both nations can foster their ties is for each other to give & take in their dealings rather than to demand & take, never give.

The net stimulus to demand imparted to the rest of the world depends on a decline in their trade surpluses or rise in their deficits.

Cao Cao is holding a stack of newspapers to pass time, see his son come into the word, they guess he is to demand money.

Thanks to demand from Asia, coal exports are expected to grow by one-third over the next five years.

As long as the Fed is responding to demand, an increase in the money supply is not inflationary.

In Antigua, the authorities attempted to calm locals who lined up at the Bank of Antigua in St John's to demand their money.

A crowd is gathering in downtown Reykjavik once a week to demand his resignation.

The participants began to match production to demand , reduce inventory levels , co- located vital resources and have fun doing it .

If it is not properly settled, I would like to demand a refund, or would complain to the Consumers' Association.

The option buyer has the right to demand purchase or sale of a specified currency, but no obligation to do so.

Because supply is equal to demand at this point, there is no surplus or shortage.

Together with the Financial Times (part-owner of this newspaper) it has led the charge to demand money for newspapers on the web.

Now many major employers are beginning to demand more than the completion of school.

Maoist protesters in Nepal called off the general strike they had mounted to demand the resignation of the government.

For such a respected figure to demand an end to dictatorship seemed a breath of fresh air to educated Egyptians.

On trade, Mr Obama used to demand the renegotiation of NAFTA; now he stresses his dedication to the cause of free trade.

They stood up and spoke out to demand a fair shake; an honest day's pay for an honest day's work.

'We have no legal powers to demand or raid someone's home to get a medal back, ' says Chris Butler, a spokesman.

"Well, den - " She drew a big breath like a child, as she voiced to the uttermost all she cared to demand of life.

It was hard work, but eventually I came to love Mrs. Helwig for having the confidence in me to demand so much.

May I ask if you expect some man of title--some peer of the realm--to demand your hand?

He says he is trying to make his schools more rigorous by asking parents to demand more from their children.

When you came on me in the mist, I found myself thinking of fairy ayes, and had half a mind to demand whether you bewitched my horse.

Industrial districts in Europe appear to have secured competitive advantage in the supply to demand niche markets.

But the manager has no plans to demand new players in the January transfer window.

With a ripple effect to demand, business and investment opportunities in the rest of the.

He intends to call major investors to the Treasury to demand compliance.

But an administrator may decide not to demand such a high degree of confidence when the lives of hundreds of people are at stake.

If a consumer finds the quality of the product is not consistent with its introduction, he has the right to demand a refund.

To demand a quick resolution will bring nothing but trouble.

Yet the Catalans always seem to demand more concessions, and other regions tend to copy them.

It is not enough to demand unstated pressures from other affected countries, especially China.

Finland was the first to demand sanctions against Libya; Cyprus and Malta the last to agree.

Students in Europe riot to demand that others, including those not fortunate enough to attend university, pay for their tuition.

To make a real difference to demand, though, requires the region's big gas guzzlers to follow suit.

In the case of a delay in delivery, we are entitled to demand a contractual penalty from the supplier.

The EU is surely right to demand reciprocity, but it must be the right sort.

"Private clients don't know enough about the industry to be able to demand what they need, " says Ms Garnham.

The employing units shall have the right to demand the specifications from units that manufacture or trade in toxic substances.

Both the increase in price and the drawdown of inventories could be responses to a shortage of supply relative to demand.

The US will not watch as this happens and is right to demand stronger action from China.

The supply side argument makes more sense, as it is true that production of many commodities is running low relative to demand.

all these and more would seem to demand direct interaction with the layers of effect Esu rightly described as lead and silver.

Why is the price of oil very high I can confirm to you that there is no relation [to] demand and supply.

set tongues wagging with an unexpected manoeuvre that limited the minority's ability to demand symbolic votes on doomed amendments.

These treaties can be combined in any way, individually on in groups. But remember that each costs a certain amount of war score to demand.

Together with millions of other workers, I discovered it was not enough merely to demand better salaries and working conditions.

They keep expecting a history-chastened Germany to contribute generously to the European project and to demand less than its due.

A Facebook spokesman reiterates that the California-based company does not intend to demand payment for basic access.

In 1998 HBS made entrepreneurship one of the foundation stones of business education, partly in response to demand from students.

This was justified: as growth depended on exports to western markets, monetary policy needed to conform to demand conditions overseas.

This was justified: as growth depended on exports to western markets, monetary policy needed to conform to demand conditions overseas.

c. If you were Johnny's agent, what recording fee would you advise Johnny to demand from the record company? Why?

This means that you do not have the right to demand a job in a particular field, or limit the area where you can look for a job.

Still, though the idea of someone's eating St. Bernards may be abhorrent to us, it's also rather hypocritical of us to demand that it stop.

None of the officials now spoke to Kenneth or Isabel, or even looked at them, except to demand the papers from them.

DISCLAIMER: I certainly hope those EP-3 crew members are returned safely, but I don't think Bush is in any position to demand anything.

Daimler has to 'get rid of some inventory and keep adjusting production to demand, ' he said.

During the previous four days, hundreds of thousands of Egyptians had marched to demand a new government.

What happens when factory workers begin to demand a more Western living standard, and miners balk at descending into industrial death traps?

A flourishing intimacy is likely to demand an extraordinary amount of empathic and patient cultivation from both partners.

That means rural workers are likely to demand higher wages, adding to the cost of pig production.

The central meaning shared by these nouns is . a legitimate or asserted right to demand something as one's rightful due.

India has every right to demand that Pakistan stops letting its territory be used as a terrorist haven and to track down those responsible.

It is right and proper then to demand the gradual release of this knowledge along with a public apology in due time.

Their refusal to reveal who funds them, and the British state's failure to demand it, are deeply undemocratic.

"We shall never cease to demand more until we have received the results of our labor, " Gompers often said.

Ozawa, the opposition parties will continue to demand respect as a witness to the Congress to explain political funding.

Yet China's rulers may find that it is increasingly in their own country's interest to demand better behaviour from its companies.

The ultimate point of smart grids, however, is to allow dynamic pricing, with electricity charges fluctuating in response to demand.

Among other thing, it is intended as a warning to unions not to use higher inflation as a lever to demand hefty pay raises.

Do not wait for the suffering of others, to demand an apology . . .

The relatives arrived in Manila Sunday night to demand compensation and an apology from the Philippine government, but got neither.

The key to creating a partnership with our managers is not to demand that they accommodate our requests.

It was hardly a time to demand more opening of dissent if one were really serious about such themes.

"A lot of employers feel it's a good time to demand and receive givebacks, " she said.

The fall harvest and an end to a summer fishing ban are both providing temporary lifts to demand.

It's hypocrisy to demand that government-run institutions do what Christian homes and churches may be failing to do.

Less clear to me is how quickly people will accept the standards that are being set and begin to demand grid computing.

Thousands of people have occupied a square in the Tunisian capital Tunis to demand that the transitional government step down.

The greatest philosophical mistake is to demand proof for the obvious. See Hume.

Chinese investors also tend to demand more involvement in investment decisions than private equity firms are used to.

But before a serious case of salary envy propels you into your boss's office to demand more money, stay calm.

To initiate a conversation the wise woman learns not to demand that a man talk but asks that he truly listen to her.

Tens of thousands of teachers in Kenya are on strike to demand higher pay, with many primary schools affected.

The US would then be entitled to demand, under the UN sanctions agreement, that that country inspect the ship.

Victims of the gas leak, accompanied by family members and supporters, took to the streets of Bhopal to demand long-delayed justice.

Technology is capable of expressing and being imbued with a certain generosity, and we need to demand that, in fact.

A high performance digital servo system is developed according to demand of the item, and long-distance control of it is realized.

Once a suit is filed and the defendant answers, the parties to a suit have an extensive right to demand information from each other.

Discuss the connotation adapting to demand of new era to high-caliber talented person , making acclimatization 's clear.

You have to make someone desire an object that he has no need of, in order to push him to demand it.

to demand changes in society if people did not have their civil rights.

China continues to demand apology and compensation for the sea captain's detention.

Protesters in several Chinese cities have gathered to demand a boycott of French products and denounce campaigns for Tibetan independence.

Using person's own standard to demand others "If I can, why can't you? "

and we have no right to demand that God explain everything to us.

Compared with the coal, due to demand more smoothly and coking coal and coal smoke-free prices could remain stable state.

Meanwhile, several mass meetings were held to demand that the tea be sent back to England with the duty unpaid.

It also shows exactly why regulators and politicians now have the right to demand reform.

Indian workers have begun a strike against high inflation and to demand better working conditions and an end to selling off state firms.

Meanwhile, labor shortages in manufacturing and construction have enabled migrant workers to demand higher and higher wages.

They were the only ones to demand a refund, which they eventually got.

Another favorite form of procrastination is to demand an ideal workplace before starting the job.

Follow according to demand the principle that the value changes, the amount using phone of the user is not affirmatory and changeless.

Defying the corrupt, inept, brutal generals who rule them, they took to the streets in their hundreds of thousands to demand democracy.

That two - year old controversy evolved into charges of ethics violations and prompted some European governments to demand his ouster .

We have to demand a compensation from you for the sum indicated above.

The Greek deficit crisis has prompted some politicians to demand more oversight and restrictions of the market.

As a patient, you need to take care not to demand antibiotics each and every time your child becomes ill.

Some major customers also now come in directly into the game to demand a quality of supply of the energy.

The group is launching an online petition to demand tougher European Union rules on the disposal and biodegradability of consumer goods.

Thousands of anti-war demonstrators filled Washington Saturday to demand a withdrawal of all US troops in Iraq.

Relations between Israel and Turkey are still rocky, with Turkey continuing to demand apologies and compensation from Israel.

She realises the party was wrong to demand ideological compliance from kindergarten teachers.

Wages have been rising at 10-15% annually, but recently workers have begun to demand even heftier increases.

Security experts say it is pretty clear that the law empowers police to demand that phone companies hand over traffic information.

It noted that flood rebuilding is likely to add modestly to demand but will have little impact on inflation.

It is necessary to set price for passenger transportation according to demand elasticity and cross elasticity of passenger transportation.

Then you are not going to demand any money of me?

The letter was right to demand more formal mechanisms for dealing with scientific misconduct.

Some analysts attribute this to demand for natural resources from China, which has boosted income in several African countries.

Demonstrators beat a police vehicle during a students' rally to demand changes in the state education system in Santiago, Chile.

As the value of the securities they hold falls, clearing banks have an obligation to demand more collateral to avoid losses.

The pattern was for Irish politicians to demand British withdrawal from Northern Ireland, with Britain declining to oblige.

The American people are right to demand health-care reform.

During the 1940s and 1950s, some Cypriots began to demand union with Greece.

If the opposition blocked the budget, it would have the excuse to demand that Mr Kan stand down.

Moreover, in such a case, WIRTGEN CHINA is entitled to demand payment in advance or the provision of security.

Unless American workers have enough leverage to demand raises that help their wages keep pace with inflation, their wages won't keep pace.

Groups of women, absent from many of the protests so far, went out to demand the release of detainees from Bayda.

The International Monetary Fund estimates that 70% of the increase in corn prices in 2008 was due to demand from ethanol production.

A second one-day strike hit France, with millions of workers taking to the streets to demand an end to job and pay cuts.

The instrument appointing a proxy shall be deemed to confer authority to demand or join in demanding a poll .

It's a stretch to demand that analysts, even automobile industry analysts, foresee technical faults with brakes and gas pedals.

This year the Philippines imposed sharp reductions for all drug manufacturers, and Turkey is poised to demand substantial cuts.

Finally, it showed the effects of the index of price elasticity to demand, and price and supply-chain by examples.

Tens of thousands of people are expected to join a rally in Kong Kong on Sunday to demand justice for the hijack victims, organisers said.

And the Fed reserves the right to demand other assets if pledged collateral turns bad.

The messengers came again and said, 'This is what Ben-Hadad says: 'I sent to demand your silver and gold, your wives and your children.

Protesters marched to Bethnal Green police station in east London yesterday to demand a public inquiry into Mr Tomlinson's death.

In the 1960s and 1970s powerful unions in manufacturing industries like cars were able to demand higher wages.

Next week, there's a vote in Congress on a bill that would give working women the tools they need to demand equal pay for equal work.

The surge in prices is starting to make a difference to demand, with consumers' habits changing.

It is important to remember that Libyans began their protests peacefully, marching across the country to demand Col Gaddafi's departure.

First, everyone said that the demand is certainly there, if the demand is great and the price acceptable to demand larger .

The mechanism for detectable transient changes of IMA in response to demand ischemia requires elucidation.

After Mr Thaksin was ousted in a military coup in 2006, the extortionists returned to demand their cut.

He used engagement as another opportunity to demand better treatment for the captives of communism.

As is true with any consumer good, consumption gives rise to demand, and demand generates a market and stimulates production.

The recent drought-breaking floods have only emboldened some farmers to demand what all the fuss is about.

For politicians to demand firm immigration controls and argue against racism in the same breath is a deep contradiction.

Palestinian women and children protest in Gaza City to demand the release of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails.

The trick in checking CPU capability is to demand a high bit value with a short expiration.

Since the late 19th century, the very rich have been paying people to demand less government.

These allow lenders to sort projects into low, medium or high risk, and to demand environmental and social assessments accordingly.

She always thought that to demand the performance of others is the abject, she was never seeking men of.

Demonstrators dressed in black and white walked quietly through the streets to demand an inquiry.

Power transmission and distribution capability is insufficient to demand.

Government suppliers, owed millions of dollars in arrears, have begun to demand cash on delivery, which the government cannot produce.

The official Xinhua News Agency says villagers blocked a highway to demand more compensation for land seizures .

The continued shift to demand and savings deposits from time deposits in part reflected the decrease in interest rates.

IV. A group was formed to demand that the bus company should change its unfair practices and King was made president.

Investors have started to demand greater transparency from funds if they're going to hand over their money.

And although the alliance seeks co-operation with Russia, the Russians continue to demand what they call "equality" with NATO.

She also urged the council to demand cooperation from the Sudanese government in investigations of human rights abuses.

Dozens of Palestinian civil servants stormed a parliamentary session to demand their salaries.

Freedom of information laws already do allow the press and the public to demand specific information.

House Democrats seized on the Senate action to demand Republican leaders schedule a vote in their chamber.

According to Demand Progress' Web site, one of the issues it opposes is the Protect IP Act.

This year Chinese workers have risen even harder to demand a fair share of the prosperity they create.

She bottle-fed him with passion, surplus to demand.

ON FEBRUARY 29th several thousand anti-government demonstrators gathered in Manila to demand the resignation of President Gloria Arroyo.

Aborigines and their liberal white supporters once marched together to demand their rights.

So they are indulging in the political equivalent of bossnapping, taking Mr Barroso's second term hostage to demand impossible concessions.

I have no right to demand that others listen to me.

IN TAHRIR SQUARE and Homs, Egyptians and Syrians have risked their lives to demand basic democratic freedoms.

People now often come to public meetings armed with crime maps to demand police patrols in their particular area.

Functional departments return the training demands of their departments according to demand notification.

Factory workers at Guangdong-based Honda plants have gone on strike to demand higher wages several times this year.

Even long-dated yields are less than 1% in real terms, thanks to demand from pension funds.