Sentence examples similar to Insisting on a resolution from inspiring English sources
Insisting on a quick resolution at any cost is one of the most common mistakes Decker sees.
Resolution #4 -- Progressives must insist on a serious increase in the minimum wage.
On February 11, the European Parliament passed its second resolution insisting on a presidential grant of executive clemency to Peltier.
In what appeared to be the last round of brinkmanship in hard negotiations that have dragged on for five weeks, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said in New York today that Washington would insist on a single resolution that would spell out clearly that "if Iraq fails to abide by United Nations resolutions, there have to be consequences and action has to be taken".
Small business lobby groups warned that businesses would be made bankrupt unless the regulator insisted on a speedy resolution.
Here's the story: in 2001, as now, some swing senators insisted on a budget resolution limiting the size of any tax cut.
Washington portrayed Brazil and other developing nations that insisted on a clear resolution of the farm subsidy question as obstructionist, and indicated that it would negotiate bilateral agreements with more willing partners.
The United States continued to insist on a single resolution that would include both a tough weapons inspections regime and a strong enough threat of "consequences" to give the administration a legal basis to start a military attack on its own if it is dissatisfied with the Security Council's response to Iraqi violations exposed in the inspections.
Romney was insisting on a hard cap.
Promoting accountability and insisting on an international investigation, the US has successfully presented three resolutions on Sri Lanka since 2012.
Unlike Russia and Pakistan (our allies in name only), and unlike France and Germany (our outright diplomatic adversaries), Turkey's government does not insist on a new U.N. resolution stripping control from the U.S. and Britain before lending a hand.
