Sentence examples for demanding to pay from inspiring English sources

"The public is demanding to pay creators.

So who gives a fig if he doesn't shower his billions upon worthy causes, or write self-flagellating op-eds demanding to pay more in taxes?

What's new is that it is no longer the poorer regions who ask for more, but the richer regions who demand to pay less.

But they were told they would have to pay back double the amount of money they had borrowed - with a final repayment of £2,000 being demanded to pay back a £1,000 loan.

The party has refused demands to pay any of the donated money to Brown's victims.

But an American judge laughed its claims out of court.Mr Beyers at HP says he also gets many demands to pay up for infringing someone else's patents.

The cocoa harvest has been exceptional this season, and some cocoa exporters, particularly the smaller ones, are complying with demands to pay taxes in cash.

How we get the demand to pay for the supply is the existential question of newspapers in general and the Times in particular".

Harvard did not yield to the students' demands to pay all workers at least $10.25 an hour, instead just naming a new committee to reconsider the question.

The demand to pay back full damages to the bank was described after the first ruling in 2010 as symbolic and cautionary.

Car makers are also hesitant to invest in new features until they are certain there is enough demand to pay for them.