Sentence examples for to demand all from inspiring English sources

The government is free to demand all that and more.

First, inspectors would get temporary powers to demand all access they needed.

That gives outsiders a stronger hand to demand all kinds of upfront stock awards and lucrative severance deals when they are hired.

The EFSA stood its ground, prompting Syngenta to demand all documents, including handwritten ones, relating to the EFSA's decision and the names of individuals involved.

In 2012, the Barclays used their control of Coroin to demand all shareholders inject more capital into the business through a rights issue.

In states that apply what the IAEA calls its Additional Protocol, inspectors have much broader rights than they used to, both to demand all kinds of information about a country's nuclear industry, and to poke about looking for illicit activity.

Whatever the genre, it's a fair bet that Mr. Aronofsky will continue to write about restless souls and to demand all-out participation from his audience.

As Mr. Arafat spoke, the Israeli security cabinet was huddled in the Defense Ministry in an extraordinary Sabbath session to plan Israel's response, and hundreds of irate Israelis were gathered outside to demand all-out war.

A Car Czar who knows how it can be done, and a government in control of the automakers while they stabilize will be key to demanding all autos made in the USA have a minimum mileage rating of 50MPG.

That's not to say I demand all applications to look the same.

The investigators issued another subpoena to Merrill Lynch, demanding all of the Internet group's e-mails, on any subject, dating back to 1997.