Examples of using A demand in English and their translations into Czech
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It's a demand.
A demand, actually.
He's sending Moya a demand.
Such a demand is sacred.
There's obviously a demand.
People also translate
No, it's a demand on my behalf.
Oh, gee, there's a demand.
There's a demand, I supplies it.
Power concedes nothing without a demand.
Isn't that a demand for violence?
Why hasn't the kidnapper made a demand?
A demand I find myself unable to fill.
It's not a choice;it's a demand.
A demand for our total and unconditional surrender?
I'm certain there's a demand for them.
It's a demand, from Salma to Highland Life for total repayment of their loans.
Because I said it's a demand on my behalf.
Now I have got the supply andI have got a demand.
We have, and it's a demand, gender identity clinics.
So like good businessmen,they created a demand.
On the other hand, there is a demand for'country of origin' labelling.
Maybe so, but in modern merchandising the storekeeper endeavors to create a demand.
Remember, that ransom note is a demand for justice.
There hasn't been a demand yet, but Noelle, the nurse, said they would be in contact.
And all you will get now is a demand for a lawyer.
There is also a demand for experts on international banking operations to assist the UCCFC.
These demonstrations point to one thing,'a demand for change.
Along with that, there was a demand to stop all relations and talks with the North and to announce that information.
I would have expected you of all people would have understood that when I make a demand, it's just that.
It appears that there's a demand for world-renowned restorers.