Sentence examples for has to demand either from inspiring English sources

So it's this need, I think, that the media has to demand either perfection or the exact opposite.

"Under the government's plans, it will be possible to use secret courts in habeas corpus claims – the ancient right we all have to demand that we are either given a trial or released from custody".

"We had to demand excellence.

They have to demand it.

You have to demand attention.

I do not think she has the right to demand either the data set or the antibody if they were only presented at the meeting.

According to the paper, Buchanan has demanded either a one-off payment or rights to the brand.

Labourers have dared to demand better wages.

As the more radical wing of the party demands more radical and ideologically rigid nominees, the party will have to either accede to these demands and risk nominating less electable candidates, or risk losing the energy and enthusiasm of the Tea Partiers.

Rising demand has to show up somewhere.

We had to make demands.