I hope that he did not conclude this because, at the insistence of my lawyers, I kept silent during the trial.
But, because of the insistence of the Inland Revenue, his monetary difficulties persisted.
The Alexandria courthouse is known as the "rocket docket" in legal circles because of the insistence of local judges that cases move rapidly to trial.
"Even the house that finally acquired rights to the book did so reluctantly, and only because of the insistence of a single editor there".
Such an extensive delay is rare in the Alexandria courthouse, which is known as the "rocket docket" because of the insistence of its judges that cases be brought to trial quickly.
The decision was a long time coming, partly because of the insistence of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association on fighting to get the State Legislature to make a state panel, the Public Employment Relations Board, the final arbiter.
The position of the State Department regarding possible redesignation of the People's Mujahedeen, an Iranian opposition group, on the terrorist list, because of the insistence of the residents of Camp Ashraf for basic humanitarian needs, including running water, before completing their transfer to Camp Liberty in Iraq, is illegal and illegitimate.
This is true in a general sense, in needing empowered negotiators to do the nitty-gritty work, and in a legal sense because of the insistence of the Senate that a trade representative be confirmed before talks on reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement begin.
Nevertheless, the agreement enjoyed broad support across sectarian lines, largely because of the insistence of Iraq's pre-eminent religious leader, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, who from his modest office in Najaf has reached out to leaders from every faction.
Its passage always came about because of the insistence of small groups over the objections of the majority.
