Sentence examples for demanded a letter from inspiring English sources

Nissan demanded a "letter of comfort" to insulate it from risk, so precise it had to be redrafted several times.

He reportedly demanded a letter from President Barack Obama expressing contrition for military mistakes in the past and a commitment to avoid them in the future.

Chaieb was fired from the company where she had worked for 25 years; her former boss demanded a letter of apology.

After Vybor reported about unheated apartment houses and a paralyzing bus strike, the mayor's office demanded a letter laying out the evidence.

But, as a condition, then-Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon in 2004 demanded a letter from President Bush in which the United States conceded two critical peace issues on settlements and refugees to Israel.

Deepening doubts on that score, finance ministers from the euro zone on Monday demanded a letter from the two leading Greek political parties confirming their commitment to the loan deal before releasing the $11 billion Athens says it needs to avert default on its debts next month.

"The law demands a letter.

The letter to Mr. Sharon created a special problem in recent weeks for King Abdullah, who, according to administration officials, responded by demanding a letter of his own from Mr. Bush.

Indeed, lawmakers are demanding a letter from Obama describing how he would use the money -- but by definition, a letter is non-binding.

"In 1975 a group of students from a rival institution stole my head and demanded a ransom," the letter explains.

Last month, 130 members of Congress demanded in a letter that the Treasury affix that label to China.