primary demand

"At the outset of operations Manhattan was the primary demand area," he said.

Until the late 1990s, the primary demand for high-end buildings was in and around Central.

Their primary demand was for return of their land.

Voters' primary demands were reportedly job creation and an improvement in "basic services."

"Many things, but one of the primary demands is that we start a new school of magic here.

"Before this electronic future could materialize, the primary demand driver, computers, went into decline with the 1974-75 recession," he said.

While the union's positions have remained mostly constant - higher pay being the primary demand - there has been enormous inconsistency on the city's side.

March organizers set forth seven primary demands, each with supplemental secondary demands.

Your advertisement must create primary demand.

The primary demands of an emulator are the amount of times per second one processor must synchronize with another.

Because 95 percent of infections occur in developing countries, the primary demand for a vaccine will be in countries least able to afford it.

As late as 2007, Tuareg nationalists have made a fairer division of profits and jobs for local people a primary demand.

The primary demands are as follows:

A primary demand of the movement has been for decent, public housing and much of its work takes the form of opposing evictions.

The delegates at the West Hollywood convention chose seven primary demands to serve as the platform for the 1987 March.

The seven primary demands were:

The situation was eventually defused by returning the French squadron back to France, one of the mutineers' primary demands.

When the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association came into being in 1967, it had five primary demands.

In Mr. Arafat's oratory, the right of return of the refugees is still a sacred and primary demand.

They succeeded because the idioms were not at that time so far apart, and because they did not forget the primary demands of classical form.

Generally, sales growth resulting from primary demand (total market growth) is less costly and more profitable than that achieved by capturing share from competitors.

Advisers to Mr. Cardenas say their primary demand is for independence and impartiality of the Electoral Institute.

The primary demand on him will be to restore Wanderers to the national league's first division in time for the club's 125th anniversary in two years' time.

The Knights' primary demand was for an eight-hour day; they also called for legislation to end child and convict labor, as well as a graduated income tax.

The abolition of the indigénat, with its tax burdens, forced labor, and arbitrary exercise of authority was a primary demand of the resistance to French colonialism.