Sentence examples for correct to demand from inspiring English sources

This isn't the first time Christensen's theory has been challenged, and Lepore is correct to demand more predictive proof from business theories.

Lawyers representing Guantanamo Bay hunger strikers were correct to demand to see videos of their clients being force fed.

The biggest impediment to improving K12 education in America is the lack of choice and meritocracy, which result from left-wing collusion with teachers' unions and the refusal of the politically correct to demand performance and appropriate behavior from students.

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The radical Islamist who attacked the kosher supermarket the day of the Charlie Hebdo murders took time to phone one of those channels to demand that it correct the banner it was using to identify him.

The findings of the study show that it would not be correct to make inferences about demands on CAS usage according to the thinking types; but some inclinations could be appointed if teaching environment and thinking types were considered together.

Every time you try to correct something, or demand a clear answer, your situation becomes more miserable.

The interview has been widely cited by government officials here as proof that they were correct to resist the fund's demands for sharper spending cuts.

Always willing to see the best but unafraid to briskly correct, she demanded the same rigorous honesty of herself.

In "Slapping Wrists as the Fund Scandal Spreads" (Market Watch, Nov. 16), Gretchen Morgenson was correct in demanding structural and regulatory reforms that should lessen the likelihood of fund abuses -- and make it easier to spot them.

Mr. Obama is correct in demanding that Congress do its duty and extend the debt limit, and he should avoid any hint that he might act alone.