'submit to demands' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you agree to comply with specific demands made by another person or a group of people. For example: "The board decided to submit to the demands of the labor union in order to avoid a potential strike."
In June 1788 his demand for an enlarged voluntary tax from the assembly of the clergy was only partially granted, and he was compelled in July to submit to demands for the summons of the States General.
This diminishes both genders, with its assumption that men are little more than lustful beasts, unable to restrain their libido, and the parallel assumption that women are passive receptacles without desires of their own, forced to submit to demands for sex regardless of what they want.
On present plans the trade commissioner, Karel De Gucht, a Belgian liberal, will limit GSP to the neediest states; stronger countries would be pushed to sign free-trade agreements that give reciprocal access to Europe, or submit to demands on human rights and labour practices.
The court in The Hague lifted its suspension of the case against Mr. Lubanga after the prosecution submitted to demands to hand over confidential evidence it had received from the United Nations.
Yasay said the president was "compelled to realign" Philippine foreign policy and not submit to US demands and interests.
"She was told that if she did not submit to your demands, her parents would be killed," added Williams.
Her reluctance to submit to the demands of today's publicity machine means that any newspaper feature (there are remarkably few) inevitably compares her to the reclusive Salinger.
Some theologians took a "fideist" (faith-based) position, maintaining that reason must in all things submit to the demands of revelation.
"Tom ap Rhys Pryce was a proud man and there is a real prospect that he did not submit to the demands of the robbers.
For such a prolific and internationally celebrated writer, Trevor's reluctance to submit to the demands of today's publicity machine almost qualifies him for reclusive author status.
However, the actions of the passengers on the fourth plane suggested that such a tactic would be difficult to repeat, as the prospect of certain death would give hostages little incentive to submit to hijackers' demands.
