Sentence examples for far insisted from inspiring English sources

Israel has so far insisted that the talks focus only on procedural questions.

Beijing has so far insisted on maintaining both a pegged currency and controls on capital flows.

The central bank has so far insisted that the main responsibility for acting lies with national governments.

Israeli leaders have been watching the violent incidents but have so far insisted they are pulling out.

The rebels, as well as the American and European nations supporting them, have so far insisted on a more radical break with Colonel Qaddafi's 40 years of rule.

Ms Merkel has so far insisted that there should be little change to the status quo which she says should be merely extended.

That distinction is at issue in the $126 billion bailout package for Spain: the European lenders are so far insisting that the payback obligation be on Madrid's books.

Her comment was: 'I don't care what you do, our conference runs tomorrow and I will be speaking.'" John O'Sullivan, 70, senior Tory policy adviser and speechwriter "On one occasion I went a bit too far insisting on a particular line.

SocGen Chairman Daniel Bouton, who has somehow managed to keep his job so far, insists that despite the embarrassing losses the bank is in good financial shape.And much of the Middle East and Asia continues to struggle through slow and spotty internet access after a key communications cable was cut yesterday.

For years, the orthodoxy of the German far left insisted that they and Meinhof had been murdered in their cells.

"If Google really leaves, people will feel the government has gone too far," he insisted over lunch in the university cafe.