Sentence examples for decided to demand from inspiring English sources

Two years later the band decided to demand respect.

At the last minute, however, officials of the company decided to demand a postponement of action in order to prevent the serious rioting which promised to follow.

Last week, however, the board decided to demand Mr. Kellett's resignation and set a deadline for late Sunday afternoon, people close to the company said.

So the Taliban council decided to demand that all companies shut off their signals across Afghanistan from 5 p.m. to 7 a.m., the statement said.

Emboldened by the J Paul Getty Museum's move to return two prized antiquities to Greek ownership, Athens had decided to demand more repatriations, said the culture minister, Giorgos Voulgarakis.

Mr. Miller said he was not sure who at KPMG had decided to demand that Mr. Gorman be fired but that it was not the local team that had worked on the audit.

When asked about them by a reporter afterward, he said Israel was studying the matter, and might decide to demand the suspects' extradition.

VW may decide to demand payment of that loan in September, when it comes due, Spiegel said, a move that would turn up the pressure on Porsche to make a deal.

Not unless we decide to demand it.

As with any customer service if you decide to demand something or be rude, they will be less likely to try and go out of there way to help resolve your issue, or bend any rules.

They decided to take their demands to the governor, John Letcher, first thing the next morning.