Sentence examples similar to disputed a demand from inspiring English sources

The club are currently disputing a demand from HMRC for £1.75m relating to a number of loan players that were at Hearts from 2005.

The key issues that precipitated the dispute remain: a demand by the New York association for a reduction in guaranteed annual income provisions for dock workers, and by the council of associations that the union accept a lower wage scale for new employees.

Ireland disputed the demand and has lodged an application to dismiss the Commission's order.

If they dispute the demand, a different set of procedures takes over.

Hearts also face a separate £1.75m tax bill but are disputing the demand - which centres on loan deals for Kaunas players - in a tribunal.

Opponents of the Long Lane proposal have made no effort to dispute the demand for more sports fields.

Other IRA prisoners followed his example, and in 1978 the mass blanket protest turned into the dirty protest when IRA prisoners refused to leave their cells following another violent dispute, this time over a demand for extra towels in the communal washrooms.

That dispute was partly over a demand that Libya return to a federal system of government, in which eastern Libya would be given more autonomy and power.

According to Popper - in a hotly disputed account - he demanded an example of a moral principle, to which Popper replied, "Thou should not threaten visiting lecturers with pokers".

None of the pros dispute the demanding part.

Kellyanne Conway did not even try to dispute that Trump demands loyalty.