Sentence examples for adamant demand from inspiring English sources

First, Yasir Arafat was goaded by leaders of Egypt and Syria to make his adamant demand for total victory in what Israel thought were good-faith negotiations.

The works on show reflect the adamant demands by protesters across the region that led to the toppling of leaders in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya, showing the discontent and desperation in countries crippled by corruption and injustice.

Be adamant and demand the advertised interest rate.

In a post-Enron world, shareholders are becoming more adamant about demanding change.

Defensive end Osi Umenyiora has been adamant in demanding either a new contract or a trade to a team willing to make him one of the league's highest-paid players at his position.

The Chinese have been adamant about demanding technology transfers to allow American companies to invest in China and have put up barriers to United States entry in many sectors, including banking.

But regulators remained adamant in demanding that buyout firms not sell an acquired bank for at least three years, and imposed restrictions barring the acquired bank from lending to companies affiliated with the private equity buyer.

Hick writes about how Denver Post Owner Dean Singleton was "adamant" and "demanded" that Hick launch a mayoral run, because, Hick writes, Singleton was angry at Mares "over management of Winter Park".

Mr. Goldstone said the protesters were adamant in their demand that Dr. Fernandes step down, and she was equally resolute in refusing to do so.

Parcells, who consulted with the Jets' owner, Robert Wood Johnson IV, said that he and Kraft only briefly negotiated that night, with the Jets adamant in their demand for a first-round pick and the Patriots not offering it.

But he was adamant in his demands, almost rude.