Sentence examples for has insisted changes from inspiring English sources

The Welsh government has insisted changes are needed to make the NHS safe and sustainable.

But an NHS leader has insisted change is necessary claiming health service resources are being spread too thinly.

"If you end up splitting up estates like this, where is that type of investment going to come from?" But Paul Wheelhouse has insisted change is needed.

It has insisted the changes will ensure people who are working are better off than the unemployed.

London Underground (LU) has insisted the changes are needed to take into account the success of the Oyster card.

Mr Duncan Smith has insisted the changes are fair and that they are about restructuring the culture so "people find work always pays".

But the Welsh government has insisted that change is essential, and First Minister Carwyn Jones warned earlier this month that health services in Wales would collapse without reorganisation.

Mr. Tusk, in proposing to reverse course, has insisted that the changes fall short of nationalization, noting that the private funds would retain their equity holdings.

The government has insisted that the changes will not weaken protection, but campaign groups with memberships of many millions have expressed serious concerns.

Mr Cameron has insisted that these changes to welfare to cut EU migration "will be an absolute requirement in my renegotiation" and wants the reforms to be enshrined in new treaties.

All along the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has insisted that the changes are not about saving money, but about encouraging more people into work.