Sentence examples for may demanding a from inspiring English sources

Watson has written to the prime minister, Theresa May, demanding a Cabinet Office inquiryand asking her to confirm she would end the practice of outgoing prime ministers awarding resignation honours.

Lenders may demand a premium, increasing borrowers' funding costs.

But consumers in Europe and the United States may demand a Nano of their own.

So Basque nationalists, seeing Andalusians hard on their heels, may demand a lot more.

Such art sometimes competes directly with nature, which may demand a rejiggering of aesthetic judgment.

Investors may demand a deeper discount than normal to compensate for the lack of management continuity.

But at some point, lenders may demand a clear Greek-style path to debt reduction.

Some senators may demand a vote on drug-import legislation in return for allowing a vote on Dr. McClellan.

It's important to recognize that the Palestinians themselves may demand a more moderate approach to Israel.

They may demand a weak company rebuild its capital, and if it fails, eventually bar it from selling new policies.

But it is unlikely that all parties will accept all the reforms; and each may demand a price.