Sentence examples for demands to question from inspiring English sources
When environments are highly dynamic, uncertainty may inhibit an organization's ability to respond the need for change, to predict customer demands, to question the existing strategic direction, and to explore new alternatives (Levinthal and March 1993; González-Benito et al. 2012).
Mr. Moussaoui had demanded to question senior Qaeda operatives in United States custody in secret locations abroad.
So when Mongolia's Independent Agency Against Corruption showed up last month forcefully demanding to question Mr. Enkhbayar, his supporters cried foul.
Senator Lindsey Graham has restated his determination to place a hold on confirmation for all White House appointments, until his demand to question survivors of the September 2012 attack on the US consulate in Benghazi is met.
General Clark faces direct cross-examination by Mr. Milosevic, who conducts his own defense and usually demands as much time to question a witness as the prosecution.
SYDNEY — The Apple iPhone 5 went on sale across Asia on Friday, with mobile carriers reporting record demand, leading at least one to question Apple's supply capacity.
Sri Lanka said Monday that it had demanded that Washington stop trying to question a military official over possible human rights violations in the civil war's last phase.
Additionally, non-medical burdens were noted such as frustration about the lack of evidence-based strategies for preventing recurrences and household transmission as well as time demands to address questions and concerns about CA-MRSA among patients and their families.
Elsa demands answers to questions any partner would ask.
The letter demands answers to questions about his business dealings over recent decades and represents the most blistering of many salvos that the magazine has fired his way.
It demands answers to questions like "Why is Amazon buying a grocery store?" And "if it makes sense, why?" That, of course, raises the final query: "If the why makes sense, will the price of tomatoes go down?" The answer to the last point is no, of course, so stop dreaming.
