Sentence examples for Who is insisting from inspiring English sources

The British dealer, who is insisting on anonymity but spoke to the Observer about his determination to save the Buddha, said: "I begged him to give it back.

Mr. Koppel, who is insisting that "Nightline" be kept in its time slot, is said to have an opening in his contract that allows him to pursue employment elsewhere in the fall.

In an effort to end the stalemate, Senator Jim Bunning, the Kentucky Republican who is insisting on a point of parliamentary procedure to block the legislation, offered to lift his objection if an agreement was made to use unspent economic stimulus money to cover the $10 billion cost of the unemployment aid, which would go to those who have already exhausted their benefits.

Some other means of giving them a vote would have to be found if they were not to be disenfranchised.Moreover, Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, the most powerful voice among the Shias, who is insisting on direct elections with the unstated threat that his disciples may turn violent if his wishes are ignored, has no special right to dictate how the transfer of power should be conducted.

He's grilling a disbelieving Michael Gove, who is insisting that the exit poll – released 25 minutes ago, predicting a narrow victory for Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party – is completely wrong.

According to our sources at Star magazine, Brad is the one who is insisting that his better half, their four kids and their entourage private-jet into his hometown of Springfield, Missouri to break bread with his parents and the rest of his family.

"It is Kenyans who are insisting that its leaders and political class find a solution".

The decision sets up a showdown with its European creditors who are insisting that the island contribute to its rescue package or risk going bust.

There are chief constables who are insisting on "ethical crime recording" and who are suffering politically for the figures which emerge.

He respected the people within the company who were insisting that cigarettes weren't addictive, and he understood their reasoning even if he disagreed with it.

Frustration has also bred domestic violence.The authorities have been taken aback by the numbers who are insisting on staying put at high altitudes through the winter perhaps 350,000 in remote villages at above 1,500 metres.