Sentence examples for issued a demand from inspiring English sources

Judge Sang-hyun Song, the president of the court, issued a demand that the group be freed immediately.

Earlier, Mr Bush and Mr Schröder issued a demand for Tehran to abandon its military nuclear ambitions.See articleThe Socialists convincingly won Portugal's general election.

Mr Burge continued to receive the higher amount – and was shocked when the authority issued a demand for an £809.79 overpayment.

At the last round of peace talks, in Oslo in 2004, even the Tigers seemed to accept this; they issued a demand for "internal self-determination".

The worker representatives issued a demand that G.M. management "clearly reject the public speculation and agree to hold immediate constructive internal talks in order to prevent further damage to Opel/Vauxhall".

Mr. Perry did not respond to Mr. Romney's remarks about religion, but his campaign issued a demand of its own, calling on Mr. Romney to "repudiate government-mandated health care".

Detectives and profilers of suspects have puzzled over how a gunman so clearly addicted to killing would issue a demand for money as part of his motive three weeks into his meticulous rampage.

The letter warned that if the White House does not provide the full range of information the G.A.O. is seeking, it may issue a "demand letter," a more formal request.

The person who is preparing the meal, usually an older woman, is likely to send one of the younger children of the household to another homestead to issue a demand for a missing ingredient, such as sugar.

Use the affirmative imperative to issue a demand about how someone or something will be.

Use the negative affirmative to issue a demand about how someone or something will NOT be.