Sentence examples for demanded a decision from inspiring English sources

Still I said nothing, and she demanded a decision: "I give you half an hour to consider it.

But in December, 2011, congressional Republicans inserted language in an economic package that demanded a decision within sixty days, and the State Department said that that wasn't enough time to review the proposal.

Lord Ashcroft has also tabled questions in the House of Lords, demanding a decision on the island's future.

In July, 36 Conservative MPs, led by the former party chairman Grant Shapps, wrote to May to demand a decision on Heathrow, saying it was "a matter of extreme urgency".

In July, the Observer revealed that 36 Conservative MPs, led by the former party chairman Grant Shapps, had written to May to demand a decision on Heathrow, saying that it was "a matter of extreme urgency".

Last month, 36 Conservative MPs led by the former party chairman Grant Shapps, wrote to May to demand a decision on Heathrow, saying it was "a matter of extreme urgency".

"Once all legal steps have been exhausted, if we arrive at a sensitive situation which demands a decision, there can be no doubt that I will intervene and give my opinion," he was quoted as saying on state-run television.

We must demand a decision from President Obama on Keystone XL before the 2012 election.

Senator Patty Murray and I went toe to toe with the Bush administration to demand a decision on Plan B by the FDA.

Others such as CUPI (Leung et al, 2002) and BCLC (Llovet et al, 2008) demand a decision as to whether or not patients are symptomatic.

Nearly 60 MPs, including the chairman of the Conservative backbench 1922 Committee, have demanded a quickfire decision from the next government on expanding Heathrow or Gatwick airports.