Sentence examples for demanded a hearing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Dacosta, for one, said she had spoken with her caseworker and demanded a hearing.

Wanting to clear his family's name, and worried that his discharge would preclude a career as a meteorologist, Radulovich demanded a hearing.

Doctors there wanted to keep him for an extended period, but he demanded a hearing, and a Nassau County judge freed him.

Outraged, Spencer refused to accept the dismissal and demanded a hearing, which was set for May 6.

Then a breakthrough came at the 2025 World Health Assembly, when several grassroots organizations from African and Asian countries demanded a hearing on locally led initiatives to decrease maternal deaths.

"I will say: if those women from Congress had not marched over to the Senate and demanded a hearing, I do not think it would have happened," Hill told Time magazine last year.

His law yers there said yesterday that they would demand a hearing on his removal to New York.

Delusional, paranoid men line the halls — one lives in a universe of color, another repeatedly demands "a hearing,... a hearing" — but Lucius idealizes the clinically insane, seeing them as privy to "ancient presences" caught between "the lunar and solar".

If Mr. Mazuz decides to proceed with an indictment, Mr. Sharon would then have the chance to demand a hearing to argue against that step.

The Defence Committee's chairman James Arbuthnot ambushed the Secretary of State Philip Hammond at a public grilling last month, demanding a hearing with his choice for the first chief executive of the reformed Defence Equipment and Support agency.

The team also meets with the child's parent, who has a right to refuse the school team's recommendation and demand a hearing from an impartial hearing officer, paid for by the Board of Education.