Sentence examples for demand to exercise from inspiring English sources

Best known in the West is the Crimean war of 1853 1856, pitting an alliance of Turkey, Britain and France against Russia, and caused in part by Moscow's demand to exercise protection over the Christian subjects of the Sultan.

He knows that a large number of people plan to march the fifty miles from Selma to the Alabama state capitol, in Montgomery, where they will demand to exercise their right to vote, and that, when they do, white racists, goaded by Governor George Wallace Tim Rothh), will explode in front of the newspaper reporters and the TV cameras.

You then demand to exercise out when in the project design, these expenses will take place.

When the assassin of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin demanded to exercise his "right" to reproduce from his jail cell, the courts agreed.

The Board of Governors at Colorado State University voted 7 to 0 to ban guns from its campuses in Fort Collins and Pueblo, a decision that pitted faculty members against students demanding to exercise their right to carry guns.

The war arose from the conflict of great powers in the Middle East and was more directly caused by Russian demands to exercise protection over the Orthodox subjects of the Ottoman sultan.

"Japan strongly demands North Korea to exercise self-restraint and will take all necessary measures, such as warning and surveillance activity, to be able to respond to any situations," Abe said.

But Cameron was warned that he could face trouble on Europe as David Davis, the former Tory leadership contender, called on him to demand the right to exercise a UK opt-out from all EU legislation.

The prime minister was also warned that he could face trouble on Europe as David Davis, the former Tory leadership contender, called on him to demand the right to exercise a UK opt-out from all EU legislation.

La Prensa, one of Honduras' leading dailies, under the headline "Enough Already!" demanded the right to "exercise our vocation and have the freedom to show Hondurans the reality as it is".

For hundreds of thousands of citizens like Ruthelle Frank, what Wisconsin is demanding of them to exercise their right to vote is extremely difficult if not impossible.