Sentence examples for whether to demand from inspiring English sources

Communities secretary Hazel Blears admitted the government was deciding whether to demand representation on bank boards.

The Democratic lawmakers said they are still considering whether to demand shareholder approval for campaign spending.

The British banking commission, due to report next year, is examining whether to demand that lenders separate their retail and wholesale arms.

He said Mr. Cuomo, the former federal housing secretary, was considering whether to demand an investigation by the state Board of Elections or some other authority.

The prospect of an indictment had already divided party members over whether to demand Mr. Ozawa's resignation from the party or force him to testify in Parliament about financing irregularities.

The International Olympic Committee, meanwhile, is among those waiting for the interview to be broadcast before considering whether to demand that Armstrong returns the bronze medal he won in the road time-trial at the 2000 Games in Sydney.

Once the airline finds a partner, then the pilots will review the agreement to determine whether they need to demand job or wage protection, he said.

She said the orchestra owed it $1.2 million for rent and labor, although Kimmel had "forborne" payments of $650,000 from this season, meaning it had put off any decision on whether or not to demand payment.

If it finds that the funds were used for purposes other than intended, the EU bank will have to "ask ourselves whether we have to demand loans back", he said.

It's a literal manifestation of Trump's insistence that he get credit for good things whether it's presidential to demand it and whether that credit is actually due.

They have also been evaluating whether they may need to demand additional security deposits from trading customers.