Sentence examples for a previous demanding from inspiring English sources
A previous demanding life event was not an exclusion criterion.
The companies also repeat a previous demand that they should be allowed to disclose how often surveillance requests are made but this is the first time they have come together with such wide-ranging criticism of the underlying policy.
Although a previous demand letter from the family threatened to sue the city and the school district for a combined $15 million, no specific dollar amount in damages is named in this lawsuit.
John Boehner, leader of the Republicans in the House of Representatives, has dropped a previous demand that talks could only take place following a Democrat concession to review President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act – or "Obamacare" – although a format for discussions has yet to be agreed.
They include dropping a previous demand that British and French national forces be limited in an interim treaty that would reduce American and Soviet forces and agreeing to a low limit of 100 on the number of American and Soviet warheads based in Europe.
He reiterated a previous demand to be traded at the Clippers' media day last fall and got his wish the very next day.
The protocol takes several limitations into account in order to comply to all previous demands.
But it must adhere to a previous Security Council resolution demanding its full cooperation in the global fight against terrorism.
On Tuesday morning, House Speaker Paul Ryan said he supported both the memo's release and a "cleanse" of the FBI, an echo of a FOX News host's previous demand that FBI officials be taken out "in cuffs" and a Republican congressman's call for a "purge" at the bureau.
The statement also made no mention of a previous Afghan demand that the Taliban stop fighting before being allowed to open an office.
On Tuesday morning, House Speaker Paul Ryan said he supported both the memo's release and a "cleanse" of the FBI, an echo of a Fox News host's previous demand that FBI officials be taken out "in cuffs" and a Republican congressman's call for a "purge" at the Bureau.
