Sentence examples for demanding to set from inspiring English sources

For the first time ever, a popularly based city council, including women, is demanding to set budgets, set priorities and decide who will police their neighborhoods, and is making the city's managers accountable to them.

Other publishers, which knew that Apple would provide an alternative e-book outlet, were planning to join Macmillan in demanding to set prices based on their production and marketing costs — you know, the way everyone else in the business does it.

Mr. Obama has also rejected Mr. Netanyahu's demands to set clear "red lines" for Iran.

Walker and her party have a clear list of demands to set the justice system straight on stalking.

A demand to set the record straight was understandably pressed by the late president's outraged relatives and colleagues.

An idea emerged to resolve competing demands: the FAA could create a market for landing slots and allow demand to set the price and ration the resource.

Mr. Sadr, by contrast, withdrew from the government earlier this year after it refused his demands to set a date for the withdrawal of American troops from Iraq.

A26 Europeans Look to Future In a political defeat for Turkey, the 15 leaders of the European Union rejected its demand to set a date to begin negotiations for its eventual admission to their exclusive club.

And, amid cries of betrayal from the Iraqi Kurds, the Americans have also bowed to Turkish demands to set up a cordon sanitaire, perhaps as deep as 40km (25 miles), inside northern Iraq.

The government promised to accept his main demand: to set up a lokpal, a powerful new anti-corruption body.This summer, frustrated by lack of progress in creating this institution, Mr Hazare was back.

Theresa May will face renewed demands to set out her plans for leaving the EU in a formal white paper when she meets a deputation of more than a dozen Conservative MPs opposed to a hard Brexit on Wednesday.