Sentence examples for persistently demanded from inspiring English sources
In two weeks of peaceful demonstrations we have persistently demanded liberation and democracy.
"For the last two months of my detention, they persistently demanded two things as a condition for my release: I admit to violating the Chinese laws and I never talk about the abuse I had suffered in their hands when I returned home," Mr. Kim said.
Wilson had been in a tight spot: an inquiry into the practice of phone-tapping had concluded some years earlier that MPs were "not to be distinguished from an ordinary member of the public", so far as the interception of communications that were not part of parliamentary proceedings was concerned, and Labour MPs were persistently demanding to know whether they were being bugged.
Jackson has played a big role in the push for diversity in tech by persistently demanding that companies release diversity data and commit to the hiring of underrepresented minorities at all levels of the company, including the board of directors.
He made headlines in 2011 after persistently demanding to see the president's birth certificate while raising doubts over Obama's birthplace in Hawaii.
Caregivers were perceived striving to prolong supply of RUTF by persistently demanding admission of their children to CMAM and refusing discharge at times.
If you persistently demand a precise combination of attributes up front, you'll probably fail to find it, maybe even drive off someone you would like with your fussiness, and finally, jaded, settle for a relationship not off to a good start for either of you and perhaps awkwardly late for a family.[5][6].
Since then, angry protesters have persistently, and sometimes violently, demanded that the old autocrat be brought to justice for his alleged misdeeds.
"In 2011 and even before that, Germans are persistently asking or demanding my rights.
Persistently depressed demand is also a serious problem.
That means sluggish job growth, lackluster pay and persistently weak demand.
