Sentence examples for beyond insisting from inspiring English sources

Beyond insisting on a ceasefire, the government seems to have little idea how to conduct the talks.

Amis attempted to remonstrate with him, but the Prince offered little beyond insisting he would "take it on board".

Ovid specifies two, his Ars amatoria and an offense which he does not describe beyond insisting that it was an indiscretion (error), not a crime (scelus).

Her refusal to give reasons for this action, beyond insisting on her royal authority, shocked the French court, nor did the pope welcome her return to Rome.

Two papers explore the possibility for better protection, but neither says anything very surprising beyond insisting on greater understanding of local conditions and the need for speedier and more focused intervention.

Beyond insisting that his government would not resign, and that Mr. Zuma was not automatically entitled to succeed him, Mr. Mbeki also said there was common agreement that Mr. Zuma should stand trial if prosecutors charge him.

But he subsequently championed the Taliban, which took control in Afghanistan following the Soviet retreat, gave outspoken support for hardline Islamists in Pakistan and beyond, insisted that Israel had been responsible for the 9/11 attacks in the US and refused to accept that Osama bin Laden was other than "a romantic figure".

For their part, the tea party forces on Capitol Hill and beyond insist that the political fallout from the shutdown will be temporary.

As cofounder, chairman, and CEO of BlackRock, one of the world's largest global asset management firms, in an open letter to CEOs he caught the attention of financial markets and beyond by insisting on the importance of companies serving a social as well as financial purpose.

We project this fantasy even beyond death, insisting that as our mortal remains crumble into compost, the fragment that is "us" somehow lives on.

But in pledging "to be a better man tomorrow," he also offered up some glaring contradictions ― beyond just insisting that scandals from Bill Clinton's days in office were fair game, while his hot-mic moment decades later was old news.