The phrase "argument demanding that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a claim or assertion that requires a specific action or response.
Example: "The argument demanding that the government take immediate action on climate change has gained significant traction among activists."
Alternatives: "claim insisting that" or "assertion requiring that".
MOSCOW — Aleksei A. Navalny, Russia's most prominent political opposition leader, delivered an emotional speech on Friday in response to a prosecutor's closing arguments demanding that Mr. Navalny be convicted on embezzlement charges and sentenced to six years in prison.
Typically, creationists criticize evolutionists of introducing religious arguments while demanding that religion should not be allowed to enter scientific discussions (Johnson [1993], Puolimatka [2009]).
So, the argument demands more than the concession that natural bodies make some causal contribution to change.
2200 block of Foothill Boulevard: A worker at Yuki Yama Japanese Sushi Restaurant reported on Oct. 21 that a male customer started an argument to demand that his meal be half-price under a posted discount, but the worker explained that the discount would not apply to that specific order.
In it, Warren forcefully disputes the Republican charge that the President, by calling for taxes on the very wealthy, has engaged in "class warfare": "This is the argument that Democrats have been demanding that the President make for years," Lizza says.
She sent the attorneys away, demanding that they come back with no more than 25 pages outlining their arguments.
For despite the occasional invocation of apostasy, which lent Muslim protest a suitably medieval veneer, the closest demonstrators came to a theological argument was to demand that their religion be included under Britain's blasphemy law.
Since we never discover any (real) causal connections between any objects both the antilibertarian argument and the spontaneity argument rest on a demand that can never be met — the demand that agent's can somehow be "connected" to their actions in some relevant (i.e. robust and objective) sense.
As I have said before, "I am unconvinced that the IPO markets we have today reflect the kind of efficiency that argument demands". Robert J. Jackson, Jr., U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Perpetual Dual-Class Shares: The Case Against Corporate Royalty (February 15 , 2018.
He used that argument in demanding legal access to government marijuana.
Arguments by liberals and critical theorists demand that we not become so involved in the complexities of language that we ignore the poverty and oppression that those identified as women suffer in too many countries.
