Sentence examples for demand of others from inspiring English sources

What we demand of others, we must do ourselves".

This is what we demand of others, but we do not demand it of ourselves.

It is reasonable to require the media to be open about their processes – as they often demand of others.

Measure, manage, reduce Carbon Trust spokesperson Jamie Plotnek says environment groups should meet the same sustainability goals they demand of others.

Sex workers were demanding to be taken seriously as citizens, pushing for a new definition of democracy, holding our movement to the standards of inclusion we demand of others.

In our actual epistemic practice, we never demand of others to justify the way things appear to them in their perceptual experiences.

Do we make this demand of other groups seeking to uphold their rights?

The first is the prospective demand of other states in economic difficulty (Spain, Italy, Portugal, Ireland) for the same thing.

The press, swift to call others to account, seem unprepared to meet the same external standards they demand of other sectors.

Strengthening the rules-based international system is one of the Foreign Office's new overarching foreign policy themes, but this cannot be just about standards we demand of other states.

Far from freeing the way for markets and private enterprise — as the British government has been quick to demand of other European governments — Britain has allowed the unchecked rise in state expenditure.