Sentence examples for demanding to make from inspiring English sources

The fugitive reportedly is currently demanding to make an insanity plea as part of his conditions for surrendering.

Though demanding to make and often stunning, Shin's own translations are less self-assured, aware that their history could very easily be washed away.

Molded chocolates, recognizable by their intricate shapes and the patterns impressed in them, generally are more technically demanding to make than enrobed bonbons, which are dipped in melted chocolate.

Crystal Wall, owner of Mix Fitz Fitness and a Feel Rich ambassador, stressed the importance of baby steps, since daily life can be too demanding to make over all at once.

And since his proposed budget for next fiscal year, which begins July 1st, demands huge cuts to major social programs, why should they trust him to not go after those same cherished programs in this year's budget if they give him the carte blanche he is demanding to make whatever reductions he desires?

It is possible that the entorhinal cortex is driven by resetting because it may be more computationally demanding to make large alterations in the representation of the distance than to make small changes.

The public should hold its officials responsible and demand to make this process more transparent".

"You want the public to demand to make sure that products are made in compliance with the law," he said.

The "reparations" were demanded to make up for ills suffered by blacks at the hands of white society.

But with a majority Conservative government, it's less clear what demands to make.

"Swipe to the right to complete a task" the app demands to make the default task disappear.