Sentence examples for either insisted from inspiring English sources

Their hospitals' ethics committees either insisted they wait for the fetal heartbeat to cease before terminating the pregnancy or that they transfer the patient to another facility.

Yet many of the bill's opponents insist that if Obama were serious about shielding U.S. citizens, he would have either insisted on some sort of provision that explicitly barred their indefinite incarceration or stuck to his veto threat.

Such critics either insisted or implied that a woman having sex with other women a hundred years ago would never have convinced them that she was a man with a penis.

The users either insisted for conduction of delivery at the FRU or those who could afford opted for private facilities.

When analysing the performance by individual CMP, we either insisted on a valid analysis of the cause, or were satisfied when an appropriate solution was proposed regardless whether a valid cause had been identified.

The persistent number of respondents who either insisted on strict equality (3%) (treating both patients as equal), or declined to respond to the questions, may reflect respondents' escape from making difficult decisions, aversion to hypothetical choices or indeed a strong preference for equality [ 14].

We can either insist that they do, or provide an alternative.

Americans will either insist on a libertarian Age of Consent or succumb to Big Brother's Age of Surveillance.

Annoyed at constantly being summoned, they either insist that their parents do so less often or they find ways to beat the system.

Opponents proposed a resolution calling on S.M.U. to choose one of two options: either insist that the institute forswear its partisan ambitions and accept S.M.U.

Continental Philosophy has also in various ways taken positions that either insist on our capacity to directly experience the other, or take issue with the idea that there is a radical asymmetry between our experience of ourselves and our experience of others.