Sentence examples for change insisted from inspiring English sources

"Our priorities do not change," insisted Megson.

A younger generation of members may be less willing to tolerate the peaceful means of change insisted upon by the leadership.

Professor Slingo, who is in charge of Britain's biggest research team investigating climate change, insisted that global warming was a reality despite the bitterly cold temperatures and heavy snowfalls that have brought much of the country to a standstill.

However, this provision "does not involve or provide a basis for any liability or compensation," a point that wealthy nations, which did not want to be held financially liable for climate change, insisted on.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change insisted that its groundbreaking Renewable Heat Incentive was being delayed rather than abandoned, and blamed the European commission for failing to give it the immediate go-ahead.

Taiwan's president, Chen Shuibian, who announced the change, insisted that it was akin to writing "Made in Taiwan" on toys manufactured on the island -- a politically inconsequential statement of fact.

"We are feeling change," insists Rourke.

"People's expectations need to change," insists Morris.

"Right now absolutely nothing will change," insists the CSU's chief, Horst Seehofer.

Proponents of the change insist they are not out to protect Mr. Bush from possible future embarrassment.

"People can change," insists his lawyer.New Yorkers have not changed in the relish with which they follow such trials, timeless in their details.