Sentence examples for press demanding from inspiring English sources

Ahead of the chancellor's annual Budget announcement in early 2012, letters appeared in the press demanding he scrap it.

A group of 230 influential figures have signed an open letter in the press demanding that Jordan stand with Syria in the face of a global conspiracy.

Of course Rickard couldn't let it end there, not with the public giving the distant Tunney such a chilly hello and the press demanding a rematch.

In today's context, at the end of a week in which Hillary Clinton has yet again found herself face-to-face with a sceptical press demanding answers about her use of a private email address while working as America's top diplomat, her robust words almost two decades ago sound uncannily prescient.

On 1 July, as Mauguin and Houllier were being interviewed for the post by an expert committee, the collective released a 30-page statement to the press demanding that government officials withdraw Mauguin's application "because science is not a political reward".

It's simply the press demanding there be a separate, higher, and often hysterical standard for the Clintons.

The Australian press demanded he apologise; Sinatra refused.

The press demanded that both men provide evidence.

The press demanded regular briefings, and on more than one occasion Brodhead found himself confronted with an unexpected development even as he was speaking to reporters.

Reagan responded to insistent press demands he meet with the new Soviet dictator, Mikhail Gorbachev.

The public and the press demanded reform and by the end of 1950, a new city charter was drafted.