Sentence examples for wise to demand from inspiring English sources
If the International Criminal Court wishes ever to see him face-to-face, it would seem wise to demand safety guarantees on his behalf from Libya's new authorities.
As a debate inside the party raged over whether it was politically wise to demand delay or defunding of the act, many Republicans argued that they should fight as hard as they could because that is what their constituents were expecting.
In addition to passing additional sanctions and laying out the bare minimum terms that would be approved by Congress, lawmakers would be wise to demand disclosure (behind closed doors if need be to key members of Congress) of the progress of the bargaining to date.
But regardless of who would invest, they'd be wise to demand a say in the business — something Snap has denied investors through a governance structure.
As the Board of Supervisors prepares to select Janssen's successor in the coming weeks, the veteran administrator said the next executive would be wise to demand better ways to measure the performance of county programs.
Since A/B testing is the key to learning what drives business improvement, it's natural and wise for executives to demand visibility.
Given a choice between a part-time or easy job paying $60,000 and a demanding, stress-ridden job paying $120,000, Lederman would be wise to take the former.
Public health professionals should work with politicians to resist ideologic influence, to demand good science, and to make wise decisions and policies.
Frances Perkins, a former settlement house worker who was at the time a researcher and lobbyist for the Consumers League (and who later became Franklin Roosevelt's trailblazing secretary of labor) joined hands with Rabbi Stephen S. Wise to demand reform.
But after a video of him and his players tearing through Bernstein's "Mambo" (from "West Side Story") at the 2007 BBC Proms in London swept around the Internet like wildfire last year, the label was also wise to recognize the demand for a sampling of his more incendiary wares.
