Sentence examples for demanding to challenge from inspiring English sources

Only when longtime allies appeared has Mr. Taylor seemed agitated, passing messages to his defense team, demanding to challenge the accounts.

Yoga is an outlet that is demanding to the body, but also challenging to the mind.

Handling this notion involves tackling several challenges, demanding to system designers a certain knowledge and expertise about this notion.

"We want the players to demand and challenge to be in the team and to perform".

More important, shorting demands a willingness to challenge Wall Street's foundational dogma: that stocks should, and will, go up.

The union also demanded more ability for teachers to challenge the evaluation process than the city was willing to grant.

He promises, if elected, to build and lead a coalition of big-city mayors to demand more federal transit dollars, to challenge the imbalance of spending that favors cars and trucks over rail and buses.

David Cameron has told MPs the UK will not pay the extra £1.7bn demanded by the European Union, promising to challenge it "in every way possible".

Yahoo had decided to challenge demands from the security services for access to some of its users' data.

When federal transportation officials demanded that New Jersey repay money already spent on the project, Mr. Christie hired Patton Boggs, a Washington law firm, to challenge that demand.

Pu Zhiqiang, Ai's lawyer, said they were seeking to challenge the demand.