He is insistent, in the face of strenuous Democratic opposition, that his 2001 and 2003 tax cuts should be made permanent, which would cost nearly a trillion dollars over the next five years.To cut spending, Mr Bush slashes a range of government-run domestic programmes, including a scheme that trains paediatric specialists.
Behaviorally, those affected can be insistent in maintaining routines, resist change and can engage in repetitive behaviors such as hand flapping or rocking.
The Obama administration has been insistent in recent weeks that the health insurance exchanges would open on time in the more than 30 states where the federal government is running at least part of them.
Kevin O'Leary especially was insistent in talking about why the powerful incumbent textbook publishers would never let this happen — largely informed by his years of negotiation and frustration with those publishers.
Johson was insistent in his regular column for the Daily Telegraph that Taylor had little to say sorry for, asking: "What are we all – a bunch of Islamist maniacs who think any representation of the human form is an offence against God?
Where the original was insistent in its churning samples and bass lurches, Rabit has loosened up the seams a little bit, resulting in a track that feels ominously there and not there at the same time.
Colonel Lindbergh, who was broken-hearted at the indignity his plane suffered when stowed away and forced to cross the Atlantic as freight, is insistent in his desire to fly his own machine to New York.
4. Willa Cather was insistent in her belief that a writer need not be contemporary in the matter of external detail to fulfill his obligations to art and to society, and she also believed that each writer had "to work with his own material". Willa Cather's "own" material was the West —the Western land and the Western people.
Brown has been insistent in contrasting his campaign with Warren's by saying her campaign is the creation of out-of-state groups and Washington interests.
He was insistent in understating his achievements, but visitors to Tate Modern and Tate Britain will always owe so much to this man who made his life and success in America, but who never forgot his roots in Britain.
