Sentence examples for is to demand from inspiring English sources
The challenge for women is to demand that change.
That is why the new network tack is to demand big per-subscriber fees from distributors.
One way they do this is to demand margin from the parties that trade through them.
The worst way for a famous person to retain her privacy is to demand it.
It is to demand the wide-ranging judicial inquiry that this affair now requires.
Democracy's only defence is to demand that account be subsequently rendered.
To say "Why is this on the news?" is to demand silence from a minority.
The latest Greek negotiating strategy is to demand a ransom to desist threatening suicide.
The latest technique used by conservatives to silence liberal academics is to demand copies of e-mails and other documents.
One way to give borrowers "skin in the game," as the saying goes, is to demand a significant down payment.
"To ask me to substitute you … by someone more fit to command," he replied, "is to demand an impossibility".
