Sentence examples for laws to demand from inspiring English sources

Even if Congress rewrote the laws to demand that Wall Street firms cancel their bonuses, Mr. Melbinger said, such action might put the corporations in violation of their legally binding compensation plans.

First you must know the laws to demand your rights.

Who are your in-laws to demand tenderloin on Thanksgiving?

He used a provision of Irish law to demand a copy of all of the information Facebook had been keeping on him.

The idea that the financial hole can be filled by simply passing a law to demand that Congress make it so is utterly senseless -- but it will be useful as a platitude for the coming campaign trail.

The point of SB 1062 in particular was to clarify "that people are covered when state or local government requires them to violate their religion in the conduct of their business, and that people are covered when sued by a private citizen invoking state or local law to demand that they violate their religion".

The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques was bestowing blessings on a noble deed 13 families had waived their right, under Islamic law, to demand that the murderers of their relatives be beheaded amid a sombre host of robed princes and retainers.

A coalition of organizations, led by the na *ws (2tion's largest teachers union, introduced a campaign on Wednesday to mobilize opposition to the No Child Left Behind law, to demand more money for public schools and to raise the profile of education as an election issue.

Yahoo said that the government amended a law to demand user information from online services, prompting a court challenge.

The court heard how Mr Crossley used his law firm ACS: Law to demand money in recompense for alleged copyright infringements.

The new law authorizes police to demand documentation if they have "reasonable suspicion" someone is in the country illegally.