Sentence examples for demand a declaration from inspiring English sources

Settlers later rallied in Jerusalem to demand a declaration of war against the Palestinian Authority.

Furious Jewish settlers fought Palestinians this afternoon near a West Bank crossroads where an Israeli infant was wounded by Arab stone-throwers on Tuesday, and then gathered here this evening to demand a declaration of war against the Palestinian Authority.

A crowd of 3,000 people went to the Senate to demand a declaration of majority.

Tradition has it that Nikon, before accepting the position, demanded a declaration of full obedience in religious and moral matters from the tsar.

Calling Mr. Lee a "sycophant" and a "traitor" in April, the North cut off all official dialogue with the South, ordered South Korean officials to leave Kaesong and demanded a declaration from Mr. Lee that he would honor the agreements.

At any rate, it was on Kálnoky's initiative that the original Italian demand for a declaration in favour of the status quo along the Ottoman coasts and the Adriatic and Aegean seas was extended to the interior of the Balkan Peninsula.

These are revolutionary times, and they demand a new Declaration of Independence, in this case, independence from the tyranny of those who choose the politics of hate and fear over policies that celebrate the diversity of experiences and values that ACTUALLY make our country great.

On Monday morning the M23 said they would pull back and give the government a 24-hour ultimatum to meet a long list of demands, including a declaration on state TV and radio announcing the start of negotiations.

A few lawmakers were demanding a full declaration of war against international terrorism.

Autorité des Marchés Financiers, the French markets regulator, demands a formal declaration every time an investor crosses a 5 percent threshold in a listed company.

You're quite welcome to hate Twitter and everyone who uses it; you can mump about mad 45%-ers demanding a Unilateral Declaration of Independence yesterday; or you can say, maybe even graciously: I don't agree with everything that's said or how they say it, but that's still pretty freaking awesome.