Sentence examples for cases insisting on from inspiring English sources

"Not only are the security forces bravely leading the fight against terrorists, they are in some cases insisting on doing it alone," General Swannack said 11 days ago.

Criminal Fines By a 6-to-3 vote, the court ruled that recent cases insisting on an expanded role for juries in determining facts to support prison sentences and the death penalty also apply to criminal fines.

In this case, insisting on clear narrowband leads to reduced bandwidth and increased sea-clutter power.

The two people with knowledge of the case insisted on anonymity because the investigation was continuing.

There is "nothing to indicate otherwise at this point," said the official, who, like others discussing the case, insisted on anonymity because the investigation is continuing.

Republicans have recently been making the case that if Democrats insist on investigating torture, they must own up to their own culpability for remaining silent.

Family practices were also the least likely to agree to requests for sleeping pills for the (absent) mother of the "patient": in two thirds of cases they would refuse or insist on seeing the person for whom the prescription was intended.

But only if we insist on forgetting this case and the evidence that lies for war and torture are joined at the hip.

But that is not necessarily a case for insisting on judicial oversight and ceding all political control.

In the Bryant case, by insisting on its constitutional right to act as watchdog, the press gained access to the most lurid details of the accuser's intimate life.

The substantive demands of due process necessarily go hand in hand with the procedural, and the cases insist at the least on an opportunity for a detainee to challenge the reason claimed for committing him.