Sentence examples for are to demand from inspiring English sources

And the worse things get, the likelier people are to demand the high-tax, high-spend policies which caused the mess.

MPs are to demand a full explanation from the Home Secretary after it emerged that one the world's most wanted men was granted political asylum in Britain.

The drivers' grievances stem from anger over roadblocks that police sometimes set up in city streets, which drivers allege are to demand bribes.

As was the case in Scotland's independence referendum last year, the peers are to demand 16- and 17-year-olds be included in the franchise.

Victims of blacklisting by the construction industry, who were awarded a £75m out-of-court settlement, are to demand a police investigation into their claims that key executives tried to pervert the course of justice.

Laimdota Straujuma, the prime minister of Latvia which has just taken over the rotating presidency of the EU, and Donald Tusk, who chairs EU summits, are to demand an end to the parliament blockade this week in Strasbourg.

The challenge for women is to demand that change.

The third step is to demand the standard.

But to say the demonstrations were to "demand democracy" is an oversimplification.

The important thing now is to demand that something be done about it.

Persuade journalists and PIO's to demand resources designed specifically to support journalist-PIO interactions.