Sentence examples for currently insisting from inspiring English sources

Progressives are currently insisting that we not normalize a Trump Presidency, because Trump is not normal.

The Turkish-Cypriot leader is currently insisting on full equality for his side, if not full-blooded recognition of his statelet, if the Turkish Cypriots are to join the Cyprus delegation that will negotiate about membership of the EU.

Democratic leaders, however, must still bring it to a vote, and are currently insisting on changes before they do that.But those Democrats had been unable to gather enough support for the president's original plan, to preserve the current tax rates on all but the richest 2% of Americans.

The most important question will be what happens to Dreamers after the six-month period if Congress and Trump don't make a deal ― which is a very real possibility given the many past failures on the matter, even if lawmakers in both parties are currently insisting they want to work out a compromise to help Dreamers.

Most software companies currently insist customers accept end-user licensing agreements that specifically protect firms from legal claims unless local laws prohibit such exclusions.The snag is that imposing blanket liability could have a chilling effect on innovation.

Like the Fed, it currently insists that it will eventually sell its bond portfolio back to private investors, and the Japanese Treasury Department says it intends to repay all its debts.

We cannot expect, and the public do not credit, forum discussions with the same standards of fact-checking as national news outlets, but the law currently insists on this.

When Wii is released later this year the rudimentary quality of the visuals compared to PS3 and Xbox 360 is going to hit a lot of gamers quite hard - even those who currently insist that graphics don't matter.

Not only that, but it may just be, down the line, that this government, which currently insists it is totally against such a move, might find that such a vote is in its own interest.

Wouldn't that mean radical changes to the rules of the road which currently insist that an alert and sober human has to be in charge of a vehicle at all times?

It is that the credit will be provided to them against the security of pretty much any assets that the banks have, rather than the more narrowly defined and better quality assets that the Bank currently insists they provide.