Sentence examples for try to demand from inspiring English sources
Analysts said mobile operators who agreed to carry certain Nokia multimedia phones might try to demand that the company disable features that overlap with the carriers' own services.
Too many leaders try to demand creativity on the spot: They offer cash rewards for new ideas, sequester teams in endless brainstorming sessions, and encourage competitive hierarchies that reward some people for out-innovating others.
If the default is not remedied within the 60 days, U.S. Bank can try to demand accelerated repayment of all of Beazers debt.
Today, a zoning board would simply try to demand that various developments include the necessary amenities as part of the permitting process, leading to food deserts and the curious soullessness of some urban neighborhoods.
A few government officials or investigators did try to demand truth -- and consequences from BP.
Don't end by saying, "So, what do you think?" or try to demand an answer from him.
Other Tea Party-supporting members of Congress faced a similar challenge as they tried to demand that the supreme court overturn the health care law.
It didn't go up less, reflecting the fact that there aren't those pesky content providers trying to demand more buck for their top shows.
Other Tea Party-supporting members of Congress faced a similar challenge as they tried to demand that the supreme court overturn the healthcare law.
A young woman, variously described as "suicidal", an "immigrant", and a "rape victim", tried to demand an abortion under Ireland's widely promoted but ultimately useless abortion legislation.
I said I was not fighting against the party but only trying to demand that the people responsible for the death of our children be punished.
