Sentence examples for demand to give from inspiring English sources

It is also not true that Mr. Obama agreed to Russia's demand to give up missile defense facilities in Eastern Europe.

Aged 60, she passed her driving test, and found herself, finally, "a free bird", though still in demand to give talks to students.

Only in vigorous booms, like that of the late 1990's, have workers been in enough demand to give them bargaining power.

But the other key Taliban demand – to give the constitution a more Islamic flavour – is regarded as unacceptable because diplomatic sources believe the constitution is sufficiently Islamic.

Mike Kelly Huntington Beach, Calif., July 4, 2010 • To the Editor: Of all the demands being placed on Israel, the demand to give up its nuclear deterrent is the most unreasonable.

The United States would refuse any demand to give up 26 Central Intelligence Agency operatives ordered to stand trial in Italy on charges of kidnapping a radical Egyptian cleric there in 2003.

He refused demands to give the German an over-arching economics portfolio.

NEWS Defying the Algerian Army's demands to give up, kidnappers still held at least 10 hostages in Algeria.

This act fuelled an independence movement and demands to give Cymraeg parity with English in the public sphere.

Mr. Milosovski said leaders had even agreed to discuss changing the preamble to the Constitution, as Albanians have long demanded, to give them equal status in the country.

Faced with increasing demands to give up his position as military chief and confront the complexities of civilian rule, General Musharraf decided to topple President Musharraf.