Sentence examples for issuing a demand from inspiring English sources
Senator Mazie Hirono, of Hawaii, responded to Ford's account by issuing a demand for American men to "Shut up and step up" to counter a culture of sexual abuse.
His verdict on what happened next sheds new light on how tea with the emir last March at Clarence House was conducted in a uniquely royal way, without any of the senior protagonists doing anything as gauche as issuing a demand or an instruction.
Judge Sang-hyun Song, the president of the court, issued a demand that the group be freed immediately.
Denham told Channel 4 News that she had issued a demand for access to Cambridge Analytica earlier this month.
Mr Burge continued to receive the higher amount – and was shocked when the authority issued a demand for an £809.79 overpayment.
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.
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".
In Jordan, an Islamist opposition party, the Islamic Action Front, issued a demand that the offices of prime minister and other high officials be made elective instead of appointive, as they are now.
In August 1915 he helped to organize the Progressive Bloc, a coalition of liberal parties in the Duma that issued a demand for sweeping reforms, which the Tsar and his ministers rejected.
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".
