Sentence examples for direct insisting from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans supporting Trump were a bit more direct, insisting that this was more of a constitutional issue than a partisan one.

It rejected pleas from local landowners for direct negotiations, insisting on talks only with Mr Note's government.

Armed with the court ruling, the mayor has been direct in insisting that the decision -- and the resolution to the problem -- is all about money for the city schools.

This says that the PA's presidency, held by Mr Arafat, must pass to the Palestinian parliament's speaker until a new president is directly elected within 60 days.Aware that it might lose its seats, the old guard has opposed direct elections, insisting that parliament alone should choose a president.

"But remember that obvious 'art directing' -- insisting that an artist include specific objects or backgrounds -- may not achieve the desired result.

Leaders are hesitant to say "no" to a forceful appeal from a direct-report insisting their new idea is critical to be done.

Legislatures can sometimes overturn referendum results, as Schleswig-Holstein's did for the spelling reform, and courts have modified them.Defenders of direct democracy insist that it improves decision-making.

While interviewing to direct, he insisted that the actors match the ages of the characters in the novel.

Bratton reinforces direct experiences by insisting that his officers meet the communities they are protecting.

A charismatic man who leaned towards slight theatricality in his funeral directing, he insisted that the stage be set perfectly by adhering exactly to the deceased's family's every wish.

The art theorist Dong Qichang, the Clement Greenberg of his day, directed his progress, insisting that he keep piling on references to art of the past.