Sentence examples for demanded renewal from inspiring English sources

The Democratic Chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Dianne Feinstein, took the lead in attacking Wyden, Merkley, Udall and Paul with the most foul Cheneyite accusations, and demanded renewal of the FISA law without any reforms.

The F.C.C. has always been lenient about renewing broadcast licenses, but it meant something that licensees had to go through a demanding renewal process.

- the Obama administration also demanded its renewal without a single reform.

We will say that there have been events that directly impacted the outcome of the elections and that we demand the renewal of the elections in Istanbul," he told a press conference in Ankara.

Very few failed applicants for asylum get deported from Italy; a lot of economic migrants get in and move on, say other European countries.So item five in the ministers' ten-point plan demands a renewal of the commitment to fingerprinting of all migrants.

On 14 January the European Commission and the Czech presidency in the European Union demanded the immediate renewal of gas deliveries in full capacity lest the reputations of Russia and Ukraine as reliable EU partners be seriously damaged.

Conservatives demanded that a renewal of the 9/11 first responders World Trade Center Health Program and a Victims Compensation Fund, costing a total of $8 billion, be paid for in order to be included in the year-end budget package that included $400 billion in unpaid-for corporate tax giveaways.

This became a matter of some resentment between Kneale and the BBC and, when his contract came up for renewal, he demanded and secured control over any future film rights for his work.

Now it's a Democratic President demanding reform-free renewal of his warrantless eavesdropping powers.

But the Obama White House opposed all amendments, demanding a "clean" renewal of the law without any oversight or transparency reforms.

Gilham demanded to see evidence on renewal of interim care orders because she was aware of past mistakes.