Sentence examples for because of insistence from inspiring English sources

Many of the discussions on production floundered, however, because of insistence by Archer Daniels that it be assigned as much volume as Ajinimoto, then the largest lysine producer in the business, Mr. Mimoto said.

The talks stalled because of insistence, led by France, that any deal should not grant Iran the long-term right to enrich uranium and should halt work on the Arak reactor.

The White House said yesterday that the Kyoto plan was the best approach to slowing warming, adding that it placed equal emphasis on reducing all of the greenhouse gases largely because of insistence by American negotiators, including the vice president.

But, because of the insistence of the Inland Revenue, his monetary difficulties persisted.

(In fact, NATO was in danger of disintegration because of our insistence on modernization).

He later said his conducting career had foundered because of his insistence on programming new music.

The offer was turned down because of Air Force insistence on top-secret clearances for NASA personnel.

The division has come about largely because of an insistence on the virtue of tolerance.

FIFA initially barred the Iranian girls from taking part in Singapore because of their insistence on wearing head scarves.

"Fences," one of the two awarded the Pulitzer Prize, foundered in Hollywood because of his insistence on a black director.

Because of the insistence on secrecy, whatever was said in the room was largely lost to history.