alternate demand
alternative demand

Abkhazian leaders have made alternating demands in recent years.

The policy of 'lifelong learning' and of interchangeable individual training modules obstructs rather than facilitates mobility and marks 'the absolute availability of man to the alternating demands of labour'.

Though other doctors still did not always take him seriously, he showed a moment of both care and skill when he correctly interpreted a young man's alternating demands to be admitted and discharged as symptoms of dissociative identity disorder.

The youth was arguing or remonstrating hotly with himself, for there suddenly burst forth a perfectly distinguishable series of clashing shouts in differentiated tones like alternate demands and denials which caused Mrs. Ward to run upstairs and listen at the door.

"We have an alternative demand.

Murong Chao readily agreed to be a vassal, but hesitated at both alternative demands.

This can happen more quickly with inflators combined with alternative demand valves as they must use a larger bore hose connector.

Congestion pricing is one of a number of alternative demand side (as opposed to supply side) strategies offered by economists to address congestion.

But no sooner has one power élite asserted cultural power through the ideology of national hegemony, than another would-be élite, speaking out of a sense of power exclusion, sets up alternative demands.