Sentence examples for wants to demand from inspiring English sources

He wants to demand that Germany, South Korea, Japan and Saudi Arabia increase payments to the U.S. for military protection, moves that would strain those traditional alliances.

I wanted to demand that some guy on a bicycle bring me a single stamp.

This kind of thing makes me want to demand a bloody cheeseboard and port like the fartiest of old farts.

"I was very excited and wanted to demand from our players that we live up to that and I think we did," he added.

After tasting it, I thought of the restaurants where I had been served poor facsimiles of the dish and wanted to demand refunds from all of them.

The White House, meanwhile, has struggled to mollify its most pivotal health industry ally without alienating Congressional Democrats who want to demand far more of the drug makers.

As a result, union locals at Porsche, which has been hugely profitable, wanted to demand annual raises of 9.5percentt, and many Mercedes locals were just as aggressive.

Blogging is a lot like teaching the same class year after year; you're always encountering the same arguments you've refuted in the past, and you want to demand why they weren't listening the last time.

But the government went on to detain people who applied to protest — including two frail women in their late 70s who were sentenced to "re-education through labor" for wanting to demand more compensation for the seizure of their homes.

As the world looked on, causing our leaders to squirm, it was the time for us to call for the Nigeria we wanted, to demand transparency, education and better infrastructure.

Larry Horowitz, the board's chairman, said that some members were sympathetic to the plan for the marsh, but that they did not want to demand that there be one.