Sentence examples for any insistence that from inspiring English sources

Other internal Syrian opposition groups, given consultative status at the talks, said any insistence that Assad should stand aside will be a recipe for a continuation of the violence.

There is never any insistence that MPs who have pension plans step aside from committees discussing pension regulation or that gay MPs must come out and declare themselves before voting on gay issues.

While Mr. Abiola was in jail, American calls for his release were not accompanied by any insistence that Nigeria should respect the results of the presidential election that Mr. Abiola appeared to have won when the army annulled it in 1993.

Another controversial position was Descartes' insistence that matter is infinitely divisible.

On the other hand were the battered emotions: the ardent vows to not support Sen. Barack Obama under any circumstances, the insistence that every insidious rumor concerning the Illinois Democrat was grounded in fact, the belief that the party itself had conspired in an effort to tear down the Clintons.

The insistence that any effective monarchical rule must be intensely personal had obvious potential dangers.

That has hitherto been impossible because of Mr Trichet's dogged insistence that any Greek restructuring be "voluntary".

Or take a subtler example, the insistence that any revenue increases should come from limiting deductions rather than from higher tax rates.

Thus Mr. Obama's insistence that any action in Syria has to be divorced from the civil war that has torn the country to shreds.

If nothing else, Sunday's referendum affirmed Syriza's authority and its insistence that any bailout improve on the old recipe of austerity followed by austerity.

The Rockets also objected to some of White's requests, including his insistence that any medical issues would be settled by a doctor of his choosing.