persistent demand

The repeal of these laws had been a persistent demand of human rights and opposition groups.

Persistent demands by Europeans led to an increase in their representation to seven in 1914.

Months passed with no signed contract but with persistent demands from the potential buyer for more information.

Not surprisingly, this eagerness soon became persistent demand.

Tired of the women's persistent demanding, the dissenting tribunes withdrew their opposition.

It's common for twinking items to be traded at good values due to persistent demand.

In March 1985, the new project began, "in response to a persistent demand from our readers for a comprehensive account of the epic."

Critics also complain of the Administration's persistent demand for scientific certainty before acting on problems like acid rain and global warming.

This was in response to her persistent demands for a violin of her own after first displaying musical interest at the age of four.

For children who do not respond to that strategy, she recommends strong and persistent demands for cooperation to keep the child from closing out the world.

Mr. Florio's proposed substitution of income taxes is a wise response to persistent demands for relief.

While accepting the domestic role established by the cult of domesticity, their reformist activities reveal a persistent demand for self-expression outside the home.

Owing to the persistent demands of the CUA the government decided in 1913 to set up a University college.

After persistent demands for recompensation mingled with threats of destruction, the Dey capitulated.

Her persistent demand for the facts echoes the poet Robert Lowell on the obligation to retrieve truth from disaster: "All's misalliance.

'There was a year of negotiation before the deal was closed and we refused their persistent demands to increase our offer of £750,000,' Muddle says.

For the most part, her days now are filled with the persistent demands of constituents, colleagues, staff, the party, the news media and her family back home in Columbus.

The Emperor, however, now becomes annoyed with the Archbishop's persistent demands and angrily declares that the land isn't even there--it's under water.

There were persistent demands from the Sindhi-speaking people for the inclusion of Sindhi language in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution.

Following persistent demands; including a 1976 resolution by the Goa assembly demanding full statehood; Goa finally became a state on 30 May 1987.

There were persistent demands to merge the Union Territory of Goa into the newly created linguistic state of Maharashtra.

On persistent demand of the eminent citizens of Ludhiana City, a survey for setting up a college was conducted by the Calcutta University in 1918.

Further disagreement and the persistent demands of the Bulgarian government to lower the cost under 5.0 billion euro led to the termination of the project in March 2012.

There were persistent demands for a judicial enquiry in the matter, in pursuance whereto, the then UDF government had appointed Thomas.

The secretary woman (Julia Traynor) marries with the hysterical fraud man (Philip Craig) to escape her boss' persistent demand.