Sentence examples for earlier insistence from inspiring English sources

Executives are often out of town on recruitment trips, and businesses have dropped their earlier insistence that applicants speak English.

Many cautioned against the earlier insistence of the Obama administration (as well as other governments) that Assad must go, fearing what would take hold in the vacuum.

He began to withdraw from her, and to withdraw as well from his earlier insistence that blind children are capable of leading normal lives.

Those close to Mr. Christie say he is taking those entreaties very seriously despite his earlier insistence that he was not ready to be president.

Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's military ruler, has softened his country's earlier insistence that it should be party to any negotiations from the outset.

To date, those administrators have been unable to name a preferred bidder to take over or demonstrate their earlier insistence that Whyte is immaterial to any takeover process.

Today's newspaper reported that, contrary to earlier insistences, Sir John Scarlett, the head of the foreign intelligence service, never warned ministers that the Saudis would withdraw help in the war on terror and sever security links with the UK.

It was a fecund notion for Almodóvar, whose early insistence on the complexity of sexual orientation now seems prescient.

While Ms. Rainer's actual work may be little-known, her subversive early insistence on ordinary movement and nonexpression has exercised an enormous influence on subsequent generations.

The Administration's early insistence on Iraq's imminent threat to national security later made it difficult for many Americans to accept broader arguments about democracy.

Dealing with the Home Office's early insistence that Mr Blunkett had simply had his private secretary "check over" Ms Casalme's form, Sir Alan was withering.