Sentence examples for decision insisting from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday night he reiterated his decision, insisting life in Russia, away from his family, is starting to get him down.

However, facing more cancellations, Israel has called on US airlines to reverse their decision, insisting that Ben Gurion is "safe and completely guarded" and they would be handing "terror a prize" by halting scheduled flights to Israel.

School officials denied that race played any role in their decision, insisting the use of private detectives is a routine part of their dozen residency investigations each year, most of which, they said, involved white families.

Yesterday, shadow cabinet ministers backed Mr Howard's decision, insisting that he had sacked him, not in a moral judgment over the married father-of-four's behaviour, but because he had been "less than frank" with him.

Liverpool have refused to comment on the defender's decision, insisting it is a private matter at this stage, and Sakho will remain unavailable for selection despite not being formally charged by Uefa so far.

In April, Smyth expressed his frustration at his omission from the Anniversary Games but the organisers defended the decision, insisting that they had to be "selective" about the events chosen for the day of Paralympic competition.

Republicans involved in the decision insisted that the Purge wasn't about ideology.

Americans involved in the decision insist that they never had such a gambit in mind.

But those who opposed the decision insisted Megrahi should not have been freed.

Here again, defenders of the decision insisted that it didn't trample on any Jew's or Muslim's freedom of belief.

But justice Anthony Kennedy, who wrote the court's majority decision, insisted it was wrong to read this much into the case.