Sentence examples for explicitly demanding from inspiring English sources

Given this unfolding scenario, does one really expect the Burmese government to open its borders to countries explicitly demanding its removal from power?

delivered harsh criticisms of President Barack Obama's health care reform law during the official GOP response to his State of the Union address Tuesday, but stopped short of explicitly demanding its repeal.

He did not explicitly demand that the trial be moved.

At the same time, the property's management explicitly demands civic responsibility in residents.

After all, the relevant passage explicitly demands the officials to apply "common sense" when it comes to punishing over-exuberant jubilations.

And if all else fails, the NHS's national service framework explicitly demands that trusts "include targeted provision of information and support to fathers as well as mothers".

What the lawyers want to keep secret is actually required in the bankruptcy law, but such disclosures have not been explicitly demanded by courts.

However, though Russian was to be the lingua franca, the government never explicitly demanded that its non-Russian subjects abandon their own languages, nationalities, or religions.

John Hemming, the MP for Birmingham Yardley, hinted he could be among the first to break cover and explicitly demand Mr Clegg's resignation.

Although the agency has issued previous calls for North Korea to accept its inspections, the resolution today was apparently the first time it has explicitly demanded that North Korea scrap its entire nuclear weapons program.

Asked if the Senate Republicans had explicitly demanded a trade, allowing a vote on the bill only if the group endorsed the governor, Mr. Foreman said, "Ai, ai, ai, you ask me the hard questions," then declined to answer.