Sentence examples for got to demand from inspiring English sources

"We've got to demand a place and be audacious in the centre of British politics, whilst not wasting our time".

He said that "the president has got to demand that at least 50 percent of deficit reduction come from revenues," including higher taxes on the wealthy and large corporations.

"We've got to demand that these verdicts are overturned".

"We're quite a quiet bunch and I told them that if they have any aspirations of doing well this year they've got to demand more from each other; it's nothing personal, they've just got to demand more from each other on the pitch.

We have got to demand that corporations stop manipulating their shares to reward their executives and billionaire shareholders through the use of stock buybacks.

"Let's stand together with conviction and courage, overcoming fear and uncertainty to struggle with all we've got, to demand this nightmare must end".

"The American people do not get to demand a ransom for doing their jobs".

"The American people don't get to demand ransom in exchange for doing their job.

We don't get to demand forgiveness, or to hurry the conversation along to things we're prouder of.

Basketball without question is a stage on which a handful of individuals get to demand the ball, the attention and the most money.

In their own lives, if they weren't happy, they "don't get to demand ransom in exchange for doing their jobs," or decide not to pay bills out of grumpiness.