Sentence examples for when it was demanded that from inspiring English sources

When it was demanded that she move, she refused.

But six months later when Cox was demanding that Nixon turn over his White House tapes, Nixon instructed Richardson to fire Cox.

If you fail to do it, especially when people are demanding that you do it, well...you're not very nice.

Republicans weakened it when it was created, and were demanding that it be further weakened before they would approve anyone - even Ayn Rand herself - to run it).

"The men were keen for me to be here when we were demanding that Mubarak should go," she told me when I visited Cairo last month.

"You can't expect businesses to earn and invest in providing more hours of work per week for their employees when you are demanding that they keep paying higher taxes," he said.

Beijing is pushing against the limits of infrastructure spending and loan expansion, when it is domestic demand that needs to rise to protect China's growth, the analysts said.

As an election bears down on us, people are demanding that, when it comes to public services, the conversation has to stop being one-way.

Debra Messing Gracee) "gasped loudly" when it was revealed that the technical demands of live television would mean that Burrows would not be directing on the stage floor, but would be up in a booth instead.

Member nations, including some of Washington's closest allies, were angered that the United States was making such demands when it was violating obligations that it pay its dues on time and in full.

It used to be easy being an audience member, when all that was demanded of you was to sit quietly and (if possible) pay attention.