Sentence examples for aggressively demand from inspiring English sources

"Women need to aggressively demand their rights if they are not given to them," said Lata Sharma, a lecturer who has published extensively in Hindi.

They'll try to convince you that they're not trying to hustle you or rip you off, but if you take one of their "free" CDs, they'll surround you and aggressively demand that you pay for it.

Martin's reference to "most" of his readers being nice people sounds calculated to exclude those who speculate about his longevity or aggressively demand the sixth and seventh volumes of A Song of Ice and Fire.

At the December summit on climate change in Copenhagen, he hopes that Africa will "aggressively" demand compensation for environmental damage as well as help with migrants and the mitigation of climate change: in his view a demand of $40 billion would be reasonable.Many agree that more research is needed to pinpoint the reasons why migrants pick up sticks.

They aggressively demand cost-effective quality products with in time on line delivery from their vendors.

But they have not been aggressively demanding prosecutions today.

Many hospitals, meanwhile, have been aggressively demanding higher payments after years of being squeezed by the health plans.

But the child's anxious father arrived and, seeing his son through the window alone, he aggressively demanded an explanation.

And movie studios are aggressively demanding that actors and directors lower their fees or risk having their movies dropped.

All are similarly unsmiling, aggressively demanding money.The FN these days prefers to be known as the Republican Forces: it sounds more inclusive.

Acknowledging that serious problems endure in the district, Ms. Grant said the state could have aggressively demanded improvements without deeming the district a failure.