Sentence examples for set to demand from inspiring English sources

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell is set to demand details of Google's deal from Osborne in parliament on Monday.

Lenore Taylor reports that Clive Palmer appears set to demand legislative guarantees that the carbon tax repeal will flow through to lower household power bills.

Shareholders wanted rapid action over BT's debt pile and looked set to demand the heads of the chairman and the chief executive over the soup.

Shares in Spanish banks have slumped (see chart).So the government is set to demand that banks put aside around €35 billion in more funds as part of a package of reforms to be announced on May 11th.

Child welfare campaigners are set to demand that the attorney general doubles the minimum jail term two young brothers will have to serve for beating and torturing another pair of boys to 10 years.

Furious Rangers players are set to demand showdown talks with the club's administrator as many of their contracts near expiry and they have complained to the players' union they are being kept in the dark.

It would be out of the question in a university setting to demand to see a copy of the cartoonist's speech in advance of the debate.

He considered marriage seriously at one stage, but remained a bachelor as his ministry was clearly set to involve demanding travel and writing commitments.

Yet even though it has gained traction, our team of investment advisors is cautious about the fuel, unconvinced demand is set to take off.

The Governors Ball Music Festival, which brought 22 ½ hours of music to Randalls Island on Saturday and Sunday, was relatively modest as festivals go: about 21,000 people each day, only two stages and no overlapping sets to demand tough decisions on which act to see.

SriLankan Airlines flight UL503 from Colombo to Heathrow was set to be demanding.