Sentence examples for demand a statement from inspiring English sources

Doesn't that demand a statement, either today or next month, to explain the £9m?

The proposal received a push this week as the city and the plant's operator, GenOn Energy of Houston, agreed to close it by Oct. 1, 2012, or "as soon as it is no longer needed" for regional demand, a statement the city released on Tuesday said.

To leave the ticket, Eagleton demanded a statement from McGovern that his health was not a factor.

On rumours of the Qatar Investment Authority mulling a bid for M&S, Bolland said the Takeover Panel would have demanded a statement if there had been "anything serious".

Patrick McLoughlin, Downing's MP, described the circumstances surrounding the bail hearing as outrageous and demanded a statement from a minister in the Commons yesterday.

Opposition MPs have demanded a statement in the Commons from the Prime Minister and will redouble the pressure for an explanation.

The point was not the money, nor the length of his existing deal - he was demanding a statement of faith from his board.

Now Keith Vaz, the Labour chair of the home affairs committee, has gone one step futher, demanding a statement from the prime minister.

Because the public was demanding a statement, Northam decided to take the blame, according to two people familiar with the events of that evening.

The statement from the Home Office was issued shortly after Labour stepped up the pressure on the government to give a full explanation of the detention of Miranda by demanding a statement from the home secretary, Theresa May.

The union first attracted wide attention on October 13 , 1905 when two of its members, Christabel Pankhurst and Annie Kenney, thrown out of a Liberal Party meeting for demanding a statement about votes for women, were arrested in the street for a technical assault on the police and, after refusing to pay fines, were sent to prison.