demand payment

He had no right to demand payment from his own account.

"Some part of it always turns up again, demanding payment."

As it was, at the last moment they demanded payment in advance.

I'll go to him first thing tomorrow, before breakfast, and demand payment.

And other companies are also starting to demand payment of such licenses.

When it comes due - next week - I'm going to demand payment.

This sets up conflict as Bill always demands payment on time.

"It simply says, we'll wait until the legal issues are resolved before we demand payment."

It is now chiefly used of an order demanding payment.

"But we live in a society that tends to demand payment when people get injured."

He is asked to leave and demands payment, giving them his real driver's license.

Up next is a Mexican girl, who removes her top but demands payment.

American and other foreign investors, or their insurers, demanded payment.

He made trips to the county construction bureau to demand payment.

The only problem was that the locals demanded payment in coin.

Further, they argued, Intel has the right to demand payment in kind for the company's technical information.

Under a new Federal law, broadcasters are allowed to demand payment from cable systems.

Much that takes him to folks' doors to demand payment for their sins.

He was also demanding payments from contractors that wanted to sell goods to Iraq.

Teachers also reportedly demand payment or bribes directly from their students.

A year later, though, another collection agency demanded payment.

If so, what's to stop them from demanding payment whenever a play they once directed is revived?

He stands accused by Dow of demanding payment from the company not to write the book.

If he has, then it would not be wise to demand payment at this time for the notes you hold."

Reporters will sometimes demand payments from their sources to keep unfavorable stories, whether true or not, out of the paper.