The phrase "a statement demanding that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or assertion that requires a specific action or response from someone.
Example: "The report included a statement demanding that the company take immediate action to address the safety concerns raised by employees."
Alternatives: "a declaration requiring that" or "an assertion insisting that".
More than 30 environmental groups have signed a statement demanding that agreements allowing the logging of Australian native forests not be renewed.
Downriver, in Brus Laguna, a group of Miskitu tribal councils issued a statement demanding that U.S. and Honduran forces leave their land.
Later Friday, Mr. Sarkozy's spokeswoman, Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, issued a statement demanding that Mr. Hollande "formally condemn" the "trashy words" of Mr. Mélenchon.
The organization grouping Guatemala's most powerful business leaders issued a statement demanding that Pérez Molina step down, and urged Congress to withdraw his immunity from prosecution.
The Alliance for Responsible Advertising, a conservative watchdog group that monitors advertising it considers offensive and unfit for family viewing, issued a statement demanding that Coke apologize for the controversial ad and promise never to air it again.
In a "statement" demanding that the Senator resign (the better to be prayed for), Bryan Fischer, the executive director of the Idaho Values Alliance, called for a precinct-by-precinct campaign of erotic cleansing: One larger issue must be addressed.
Leading congressional Democrats immediately called for an investigation into Flynn's relations with Moscow, and on Saturday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, in a statement, demanded that Flynn be suspended until an FBI investigation determines the extent of "his secret contacts with the Russians".
That helped push the countries to issue a bold statement demanding that Mr. Maduro not start another term, said two people briefed on the discussions.
On Thursday, unions representing workers at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, on the Atlantic coast, issued a joint statement demanding that the French government "do everything possible to keep the shipyard open, even, if necessary, breaking European Union rules".
Within a week Rajoelina met with twenty of Madagascar's most prominent opposition leaders, referred to in the press as the "Club of 20", to develop a joint statement demanding that the Ravalomanana administration improve its adherence to democratic principles.
In a stinging statement demanding that either Trump withdraw Sessions' nomination or the Senate reject his nomination, Wade Henderson, president and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, cited Sessions' long opposition to federal intervention to protect voting rights.
