"demand him to" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are asking someone to do something in a forceful way. For example, "The police officer demanded him to open the door."
Then there is Miami, where Anthony would undoubtedly wind up in the best shape of his career, would potentially be there with Wade (if he returns; more on that in a minute) and would be in a system and culture that would demand him to play a certain way.
England should not demand him to bowl a controlled line and length, but rather ask for pace and hostility.
I responded to his past critics by asking them - if I as his wife, didn't demand him to declare himself straight, why was it important to them?
He is then confronted by Volodnikov and Turner who both demand him to hand over the parts as they think they would not be safe with the other side.
Jacobson's favorite line of the episode was "This is a place of learning, not a house of hearing about things!", which Homer tells his class after they demand him to reveal more secrets about him and Marge.
Hoppus' girlfriend was angered by her boyfriend's constant attention for the band and demanded him to make a choice between the band and her, which resulted in Hoppus leaving the band shortly after formation.
Subsequently, Nathan tries to lead Jimmy's team into dangerous Indian territory during a scavenger hunt, but instead Mimsy switches the maps and switches them again (Nathan demanded him to "Switch the maps! Switch the maps!"), and leads Nathan's team there.
If they don't do it casually, it can feel like you're demanding him to make a decision about you.
But there would be a clear alternative if the president could persuade the country that Washington, or at least its executive branch, can be reformed — a process that demands him to own up fully to his own mistakes and decisively correct them.
