Sentence examples for demanded the formation from inspiring English sources

They wanted it dissolved, they said, and demanded the formation of a "government of national salvation" headed by a non-party figure.

Tonight's episode focuses on the famous Parachute Regiment, whose history begins in 1940, when Winston Churchill demanded the formation of an elite airborne infantry corps for service in Europe.

The opposition then declared that the remaining cabinet had lost its legitimacy and demanded the formation of a new government in which Hezbollah and its opposition allies would possess the power of veto.

Fearing the impact on the tourism sector of such measures, the Indian Association of Tour Operators has demanded the formation of tourism police and helplines for tourists in India.

Sayyid Mohammad Khatami in a meeting with the Parliamentary Commission of National Security and Foreign Affairs expressed his concern about the damage to public trust among a noticeable portion of the population, demanded the formation of a neutral committee to resolve the problems that have arisen, and emphasized [the need for] a change in the current security and military situation.

Currently, metrology demands the formation of qualified professionals to accomplish the international scheme.

Meanwhile, Kantipur publications' editorials are demanding the formation of a new national unity government (which India believes would serve the Maoists' agenda).

He said it also continued to demand "the formation of a committee to redraft the Constitution," which voters approved in a referendum in December.

They are rallying in Kabul to demand the formation of a cabinet to thwart what his campaign is calling a coup to install Ghani, who is not yet the certified winner.

"We demand that this regime is overthrown, and we demand the formation of a national unity government for all the factions," the Brotherhood said in a statement broadcast by Al Jazeera.

Although at first not seemingly demanding, the formation control induces non-gravitational accelerations, that are obliged to respect tight drag-free requirements, and are constrained by millinewton thrust bounds so as to curtail electric thruster throttability.