Difference between revisions of "Demand"

Latest revision as of 19:10, 11 March 2020

Demand - (verb)

To call for something in a strong and authoritative way.

Source: Adapted from Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Example of Use: The trade union movement demanded an end to zero-hour contracts.

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-''Demand '' - (noun)
+''Demand '' - (verb)
 == Definition ==
-(1) It can refer to something that is claimed as owed. (2) It can refer to the requirements of a job or task.  (3) In economic terminology it refers to the willingness and ability to buy a good or service.
+To call for something in a strong and authoritative way.
 == Extra ==
 '''Source:''' Adapted from Merriam-Webster Dictionary <br />
-'''Example of Use:''' (1) The pay demand of the trade union was agreed to. (2) The demands of working as a paramedic can be very heavy. (3) There was a lot of demand for the company’s new product.[[Category: Labour Relations/Economic Terms]][[Category: Glossary]]
+'''Example of Use:''' The trade union movement demanded an end to zero-hour contracts.[[Category: Labour Relations]][[Category: Glossary]]