Sentence examples for too to demand from inspiring English sources

But there should be an onus on the broader population too to demand better for themselves.Hence the aid community's recent emphasis on "civil society" and advocacy.

But it would be foolish too to demand too little, for two reasons.First, divided government has often produced fruitful compromises: think of Ronald Reagan's 1986 tax reform or Bill Clinton's welfare reforms of ten years later.

If you don't feel that confidence, you might not feel close to him -- you might not feel 'directed.' But that's directing, too -- to demand a complete, blind trust".

This is too much to demand in the way of collaboration.

Just be thankful that baby is still too young to demand a back-seat television.

Is there any chance that white people in power will one day care about poor blacks first as US citizens or is that too much to demand?

Music and video producers who claimed that Death Row owed them money were too frightened to demand it, or to sue.

But Geoff Barton, headteacher of King Edward VI comprehensive in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, said that it was too early to demand the top grade.

This is too much to demand of our capacities for human benevolence.

It is also a sign that the APU, its PC, and the respective members are too weak to demand membership from all pasture users of the municipality.

The disguised Loki asks if nothing can hurt Baldr, and Frigg reveals that only mistletoe can, for it seemed to her too young to demand an oath from.