Sentence examples for that could demand from inspiring English sources

Mr. Patten wanted a strong ombudsman and civilian oversight board that could demand documents and investigate allegations against police.

Giving young people money for testing well, it would seem, sends them on a path that could demand ever more money to keep up their motivation.

The island had voices that could plead, but not enough that could demand by, say, threatening to withhold a key vote in Congress if action wasn't taken.

The Sunni majority, however, has an Islamist strain long repressed by the Assads that could demand a larger role in the next government.

He said his plan was the best way to keep large settlements under Israeli control and to head off other Middle East proposals that could demand greater Israeli concessions.

Senate officials said the final bill was likely to drop provisions inserted by Senator Lieberman to create an aggressive intelligence division in the department that could demand and analyze raw intelligence on terrorist threats collected by the F.B.I. and the C.I.A.

Mr. Katainen also warned that Finland could demand that Spain take further "concrete measures" in terms of balancing its budget in return for agreeing to additional aid for Spain.

"There are dozens of things that could ultimately demand attention that could become tomorrow's headline," Leavitt said.

New disclosures of wrongdoing would increase the amount that shareholders could demand of Andersen, plaintiffs' lawyers said.

Another group, WPI Strategy, argued that India could demand the scrapping of subsidies for British farmers to enable a deal.

How could a president's own advisers or foreign leaders talk confidentially to him, if they knew that Congress could demand the transcripts?