Sentence examples for had been insisted from inspiring English sources

Writer was told that Duarte's elevation had been insisted on by Wash., which wanted a civilian head of state.

The moratoruim was the key element in the restructuring of the city's debt which had been insisted upon in Nov. 1975 by Pres.

This fairly conventional character might have led to similar mainstream parts but, instead, further hysteria was called for in Madness of the Heart (1949) where her powerful co-star Margaret Lockwood – proving less ­supportive than Kerr had been – insisted that Byron's close-ups be ­confined to those that showed her angular features distorted by ­frustration and anger.

Time Warner had been insisting on an eight-month extension.

He had been insisting on an initial payment of $5.7 billion.

Mr. Coggins, the lawyer said, had been insisting there was no telephone call.

The fund had been insisting on a target of 120 percent by 2020.

Merrell executives had been insisting that "I was depriving people of this thing," she said in the recent interview.

America, which had been insisting that poorer countries make more promises on fighting climate change, backed down.

Until then, the England coach had been insisting that Owen, for all his talent, was too young.

Until Saturday evening, China had been insisting on an immediate repeal of all tariffs as part of any deal.