Sentence examples for having to demand from inspiring English sources

From having to demand the right to marry, to having an employer inform you that if you don't marry within the next 18 months or so, your long-time partner will lose his or her healthcare insurance?

The whole issue of disclosure of information, or the lack of it, has become a significant feature of this investigation, with the inquest coroner having to demand that the IPCC hands over all its evidence for him to examine.

"I have to demand seriously that they pin it down".

Chris Childs said Johnson had to demand the ball.

We shouldn't have to demand these basic things.

I have to demand more out of people around me.

The more we demand from teachers the more we have to demand from students and parents.

"You, as bosses, have to demand this and have to count it," Captain Perez said.

The last word went to Q.P.R. Manager Mark Hughes: "We have to demand that performances are better.

Otherwise, what moral right do they have to demand punishment for wrongdoers?

University presidents have to demand that they change the way they do business".