Sentence examples for like to demand from inspiring English sources

"I would also like to demand fifteen cents per page".

Earlier this year, Mr. Obama tried to entice Republicans back to the table with a budget offer to reduce the cost-of-living increases for Social Security recipients, precisely the kind of entitlement cut Republicans like to demand in front of the cameras.

The Kaczynskis liked to demand "solidarity" from their European allies, but demonstrated little themslves.

He likes to demand a $5 fine from people using the word "drone".

I'd like Congress to demand answers to these and other questions.

But globalization has led towns like Umred to demand electricity — necessary for the Internet and satellite television, and "essential," as one resident tells Giridharadas, "to ambition".

It has been used as a cudgel by large developing countries like China, India and Brazil to demand more emissions reductions by the United States and other advanced economies as a price for their own participation in any global climate regime.

Jeanne M. Fox, president of the Board of Public Utilities, which regulates the utilities, said it was unprecedented for the governor to call in utility executives for a meeting like this to demand answers.

The DREAMers joined groups like NDLON to demand "Not 1 More" deportation.

For years, the intelligence community has rebuffed efforts by legislators like Wyden to demand an estimate as to how many Americans are surveilled under Section 702.

Some say without Twitter and other online social networking machinery, Nedamyrights would not have mobilized a global movement of expat Iranians, the previously silent, hyphenated ones like myself, to demand justice and a free Iran.