The phrase "a statement demanding the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of statement that requires action or response from someone.
Example: "The report included a statement demanding the immediate attention of the management team."
Alternatives: "a declaration requiring the" or "a notice insisting on the".
After seizing the buildings, the protesters issued a statement demanding the return to power of the former president, Kurmanbek Bakiyev.
The caucus called on organisations to add their signatures to a statement demanding the declaration be strengthened.
A video of Mr. Solecki was released on February 13 which was accompanied by a statement demanding the release of Baloch prisoners in the hands of the government.
More than 40 renowned correspondents from the BBC, the New York Times and CNN have signed a statement demanding the release of the men.
They released a statement demanding the US, EU and individual European states allied to Egypt "should speak out publicly now to denounce these farcical elections, rather than continue with largely unquestioning support for a government presiding over the country's worst human rights crisis in decades".
More than 40 journalists and editors have signed a statement demanding the immediate release of three al-Jazeera colleagues accused of helping the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.
More than 30 environmental groups have signed a statement demanding that agreements allowing the logging of Australian native forests not be renewed.
On Saturday, the influential Ulema Council, whose members are appointed by President Karzai and represent all of the country's Islamic clerics, issued a threatening statement demanding the withdrawal from Wardak as well as a transfer of the American-controlled prison at Bagram to Afghan control.
Just last night, the ALBA leaders, including Castro, held an emergency meeting about the sanctions in Caracas, and issued a statement demanding that the U.S. "immediately cease the harassment and aggression against the government and people of Venezuela, as that policy encourages destabilization and the use of violence by a section of the Venezuelan opposition".
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.
Even many of the leaders of an antiwar coalition called Win Without War, now in the process of drafting a statement demanding that the president develop a strategy for ending the military occupation of Iraq, say they intend to vote in November for Mr. Kerry and not Mr. Nader.
