Sentence examples for demands about how from inspiring English sources

Iraq has also made demands about how the review should be conducted.

But Iraq made pre-emptive demands about how that review should be conducted and what it should conclude.

Furthermore, the theses were not, as is often imagined, a set of non-negotiable demands about how the Church should reform itself in accordance with Brother Martin's standards.

But critics say the United States has complicated the situation by making stringent demands about how the released detainees be handled.

He says that state legislators, eyeing the city's fat surplus during an election year, have made expensive demands about how the city must use it.

Two days after the dust settled at Columbia, Princeton had its own demonstration, with students marching to Nassau Hall to present a list of demands about how the University should be run.

This week, I spoke to Demand about how he works.

Over the same period, Americans have become much more demanding about how much the poor pay, however.

The coach huddled with his assistants, discussed a few game details and dismissed them with a strong demand about how to handle the woozy players.

Use the affirmative imperative to issue a demand about how someone or something will be.

Use the negative affirmative to issue a demand about how someone or something will NOT be.