The phrase "demanded to do" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe an order or instruction that someone has been given. For example: "The manager demanded that the employee complete the task as soon as possible."
Before they took to the stage, Courtney Love paid fond and fervent tribute ("I wasn't asked to do this show; I demanded to do this show"), citing the "swagger, charisma, shamanism and fury" of their early Dublin gigs.
"In China, domestic sites have to hand over the IP address of a user when demanded to do so by the authorities, but with a foreign site there's no such jurisdiction - so the Chinese government must have used other means to identify this person," said Mr Clark.
He says one of the advantages of cycling is that it offers more scope for improvement than other forms of exercise, such as swimming, which is "technically demanding to do it well".
This is something I volunteer for -- and demand to do -- because its essential to understanding of this story.
The whole town was aware of the project, which made it difficult and demanding to do a randomised controlled trial, e.g. using the idea of waiting list controls.
4. Ready for the floor, Hot Chip They demanded to 'do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it now'.
But it faces demands to do more.
Or that when consumer demand collapses, it is good for public demand to do likewise?
The imperious demand to "do something" at once creates an urgent demand for leadership.
In resisting foreign demands to do more she is seen as standing up for German interests.
The economy happened, technology happened, demands to do more with less (i.e. layoffs) happened.
