With his high white collars, his erect posture, and his love for an unforgiving God, Theodorus demanded order, rationality, and unremitting guilt.
This sigh demanded order.
Francois I, who had a demanding mistress, ordered a French translation of Plutarch's biography of Mark Antony in 1517 to bolster the prestige of his courtesan.
"Conservatives believe that a civilized society demands orders and classes, that men are not inherently equal, that change and reform are not identical, that in a free society men are children of God and not wards of the state," he wrote.
Police then obtained a court order demanding a copy of the Sejjusa letter and disclosure of the paper's source.
On 1 April, following the announcement of a fourth year of drought, Governor Jerry Brown issued an executive order demanding a 25% reduction of water usage in urban areas statewide beginning 1 June.
A government official presented an order demanding that both the Hampden and Lesser Hampden pitches be ploughed and used to plant vegetables, but the Queen's Park committee chose to ignore the order and the government did not pursue it.
He died in 1935 at the age of 88, embittered and ostracised; his wife, Martha, bedridden with a stroke, killed herself in 1943 after she received an order demanding her deportation to Theresienstadt concentration camp.
Only the Justice Department would have the authority to seek a court order demanding that an Internet service provider block the site from U.S. consumers.
After listening to Price's story, Hillebrandt wrote an order demanding that the landlord turn over Price's share of the crop.
If the trade union fails to comply with the officer's recommendations, the officer can issue an order, demanding that it do so.
