Sentence examples for appropriately insisting from inspiring English sources

Having done so, it is appropriately insisting that the part of its budget that contains the president's last offer to Boehner is an indivisible package — that policymakers cannot cherry pick the budget cuts on their own, as some Republicans are already suggesting, without taking the accompanying revenue increases.

He replied, "Because this is one of the few jobs where you may have to tell someone, 'Go die.'".......Secretary of Defense William Cohen and General Charles Krulak, the Marine commandant, have appropriately insisted on rigorous decency among their charges.

There is, after all, something a little odd about the government planning to take billions in capital out of the banks less than a year after it insisted — appropriately — that the banks had to raise billions in capital if they wanted to stay in business.

Khosrowshahi also addressed the company's public image which he believes was "appropriately negative," but insists that he was pleasantly surprised to find that the company has "good people," who are committed to changing the world of transportation.

By insisting that Trump had acted "wholly appropriately" in his meeting with Lavrov, McMaster gave Republican senators such as John McCain the cover they needed to dismiss the story.

Patients who are attending A&E will be cared for safely by qualified and appropriately supervised staff", it insisted.

He was appropriately sympathetic, but afterward insisted that he was grateful that many people did not recognize him in his helmet.

At this level you are developing skills that enable you to effectively perceive and behave appropriately to each individual, and to function effectively within other cultural groups, without insisting on adherence to a set of common values.

"You have to admire people in this country who are insisting that theater come into their culture, so their kids aren't just seeing TV and movies," said Mr. Jean, who plays Macbeth and was, appropriately, a leader in the group.

Rather than insisting that "God is one," Maimonides says, "God is not multiple".[30] In bracketing from our discourse all that which human language may not appropriately attribute to God, we create an infinite proposition ("A is not B").

Officials at St . JudeMedical, one of the nation's biggest producers of heart devices, insist they acted appropriately in warning doctors about the problem.