Sentence examples for demand a report from inspiring English sources
In May 2002, Dr. Gomory sent General Lawlor "The Need for Demand," a report calling for more public awareness about terror precautions.
But, he said, all the Senate should do was to demand a report on the effectiveness of existing law enforcement efforts on hate crimes and to provide grants to states to help them with such cases.
Last month, one manufacturing gauge held close to a two-decade high and more factories reported that they were hiring to meet demand, a report from the Institute for Supply Management this month showed.
"Considering the rapid depletion of the world's oil reserve, the heightened global interest in addressing greenhouse gas emissions and the geopolitical complications of global oil supply and demand," a report by the U.S. Department of Energy concluded.
Schiller needed a few seconds for it to register that Steinbrenner was demanding a report on whether his daughter's beau had passed the family test.
Yet at the beginning of their first date, in Greenwich Village, she could not resist demanding a report on the state of his health.
In his testimony, Mr. Hicks said Ms. Mills "demanded a report on the visit" and he described her as "upset" that Mr. Freeman had been excluded.
Turner and Sants have been under pressure from the Treasury select committee, the chancellor, George Osborne, and business secretary, Vince Cable, all of whom have been demanding a report be published as soon as possible.
Gov. Christine Todd Whitman withheld $10 million in payments this week to the company hired to conduct the state's new auto-emissions test, demanding a report on expenses related to the payment and plans for solving the test's problems.
When libertarians, civil and otherwise, learned about Admiral Poindexter's grandiose plan to invade our privacy with the spooky Total Information Awareness system, they yelped so much that Congress demanded a report before allowing further research.
Not that the show escaped the authorities' attention: Mr. Ortega said state security and Communist Party officials had visited the gallery and demanded a report on a photograph of a black man and a white man leaning in to kiss behind a cap bearing the insignia of the Cuban National Police.
