Sentence examples for preparing to demand from inspiring English sources

The government is preparing to demand a seat on the board of the Edinburgh-based bank, which is expected to name Stephen Hester, a current non-executive director, as a successor to Goodwin.

Tax officials in a number of state and local governments -- including Texas, Florida and San Francisco -- are now examining these arrangements and preparing to demand that taxes be collected on the full amount paid for the rooms by the customers who book them using Web sites.

If The Sun's story is correct, and UK government-ministers-in-waiting are indeed preparing to demand the likes of WhatsApp and Apple hand over decrypted messages then those "reasonable steps" would presumably require an entire reworking of their respective security systems.

"Single Ladies": If a man values your relationship, be prepared to demand a commitment.

Nor, he added, was Dynegy prepared to demand that Enron allow the terms of the deal to be changed.

"I did not come out here prepared to demand an apology," Earnest said in the White House press briefing room.

The strikers were prepared to demand a doubling of their monthly wage to 2,000 renminbi — about $293 — and nothing less, Mr. Tan said.

It will remain open as long as you want it to, as long as you are prepared to demand independent television".

Hancock will have to fight to maintain his position on the defence committee as members prepare to demand that the Lib Dem whips remove him.

And it would be a test of whether Democrats are prepared to demand an attorney general who would pursue the law impartially.

Bick added that Giles was prepared to demand a trade after next season, the right of any player with five years' experience who is dealt in the middle of a long-term deal.