Sentence examples for demand papers from inspiring English sources
Checkpoints are another problem: burly fellows with mismatched camouflage demand papers, thoughtlessly intruding mid-chapter.
All sorts of unexpected and nasty things happen when a state empowers the police to demand papers of suspected illegal immigrants.
The assumption of the Italian film-makers – that no border police would demand papers from a bride wearing a white dress – paid off.
Other states have declined to enact copycat laws modeled after Arizona's notorious SB 1070, which requires police officers to demand papers from a person who they have "reasonable suspicion" to believe is in the United States unlawfully.
Among other things, the law requires local police to demand papers from anyone officers have any reason to doubt is a citizen — anyone, in other words, who looks Mexican.
The men and one Romanian woman staging the protest came to Seville two weeks ago to set up camp in the university sports area and to demand papers for the right to work in Europe.
Montana law permits voters to demand paper ballots, and in Missoula (where votes for Humphrey and Nixon had been interchanged in 1968) as many as thirty per cent of the voters chose to vote this old-fashioned way.
Other tactics include suggesting voters demand paper ballots — something which makes the process of voting much more onerous — and fake ads with include the hashtag #Draftourdaughters, suggesting Clinton will call for a military draft if elected.
"I ran into a Nazi checkpoint in the middle of New Mexico where they were demanding papers or jail," he said.
Across the region are fast food shops, car washes, furniture stores and other establishments that have had sheriff's deputies unexpectedly rush in demanding papers.
The Rwandan army, short on humour and apt to "kick serious ass", demanded papers they didn't have and insisted they get permission to use the river.
