Sentence examples for may demanding the from inspiring English sources

Just hours after Jeremy Corbyn wrote to May demanding the publication of the legal case for the intervention, the government released the tests that had been applied before intervention took place.

According to Mr. Zayyat, in a tape released in May demanding the release of Sheik Abdel Rahman, the voice of Muhammad can be heard after Mr. bin Laden's saying something like, "We have to restore glory to religion, otherwise we have to shed blood to restore his glory".

At his instigation over 500,000 demonstrators clogged the streets of Dhaka on 5 May, demanding the application of 13 measures, including a ban on mixing of men and women in public places, the removal of sculptures and demands for the former wording of the constitution to be reinstated, affirming "absolute trust and faith in Almighty Allah".

After the Railtrack case, other investors may demand the same.

AGES 7-11 -- Ditto, although the harder-to-please may demand the patented Imax roller-coaster ride.

Republicans may demand the postponement of Obamacare in exchange for a debt-ceiling hike.

Patients may demand the more detailed images for "entertainment value," he said, and doctors may offer the more advanced tests.

Once negotiated, though, the agreement's terms will become public, and universities may demand the same terms for their researchers.

Private individuals seeking restitution for crimes against humanity may demand the return of works that are legally the property of museums.

7. The Allied and Associated Governments interested may demand the delivery, in place of coal, of metallurgical coke in the proportion of 3 tons of coke to 4 tons of coal.

When such charges are made in a criminal proceeding, he then may demand the presence of his counsel for his defense.