Sentence examples for needed to demand from inspiring English sources

Today, in urging people to be tested for H.I.V. and, if needed, to demand treatment as their right, Mr. Mandela borrowed from American activists in saying that "when you keep quiet, you are signing your own death warrant".

Wilshaw, Ofsted's chief inspector, said in an interview with the Times that heads needed to demand more from parents, saying: "If parents didn't come into school, didn't come to parents' evening, didn't read with their children, didn't ensure they did their homework, I would tell them they were bad parents.

He found making "In Bruges" altogether more enjoyable, and Mr. Gleeson says he noticed a change too: "He had the confidence to discern what he needed to demand, when he could delegate, when he could be guided by others," he said.

Mr Rushdie, who is in India to promote his latest film, told the BBC young people needed to demand change.

In an interview with European Business Forum magazine, Varin said business in France was not flexible enough, and French companies needed to demand more flexibility and longer working hours from their staff.

We all knew we needed to demand more inclusion, more respect and more representation.

We need to demand on results.

Women need to demand more, she says.

And why did he need to demand that of us?

"Congress needs to demand comprehensive, value-based payment reforms".

And they need to demand better performance by mine regulators.