Sentence examples for intend to demand from inspiring English sources

The prime minister's remarks were seen as a warning to Eurosceptic Tories, who intend to demand his resignation if he loses the referendum.

It is prerequisite that the pope intend to demand irrevocable assent from the entire church in some aspect of faith or morals.

The fear is that they intend to demand a ransom, a tactic deployed unsuccessfully by the thieves who stole the Munch.

But Republicans who support the pipeline have already signaled that they intend to demand approval of a permit for its construction in exchange for their willingness to support Mr. Obama and raise the nation's debt ceiling next month.

African-Americans and other racial minorities, galvanized by Ms. Pressley's message that "change can't wait," have made plain that they intend to demand more than a left-leaning voting record in this moment of insurgent fervor.

It says that House Republicans are happy to concede Mr Obama's Medicare cuts, will seek to stymie at every turn the implementation of Obamacare, are going to fight like hell against further tax increases, and intend to demand a budget plan that balances the books sooner rather than later.

The kidnappers, who intended to demand $5 million in ransom, had planned their crime carefully.

However, Republicans made it clear at the three-day meeting that they intended to demand substantial spending cuts in return.

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He said he intended to demand an explanation from the Treasury Department on Wednesday for what he called "McCarthyism" tactics and that he would contact Republican lawmakers this week.

The family intends to demand on Monday that a Serbian court orders an independent medical checkup to counter Friday's decision that Mladic is fit to stand trial.