They insist, as do some liberal advocacy groups, that appropriations for domestic programs are not exploding.
But insist, as did a diner at a nearby table, whose shouting (a last resort) finally moved the kitchen to send out a few slices of plain bread.
They insist (as do the sugar companies) that all they really want is flexibility in order to avoid endless lawsuits if they miss the 2006 deadline.
Moreover, if they are not resolved, the Palestinians will insist, as is their right under the interim agreements, on another Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank in advance of a permanent agreement.
He later said: "Please pal, insist as much as you can… … I'm beggin u… can u beg [another banker] guy as well?" The other banker agreed, saying: "Ok, I'm telling him".
National Islamic organizations, such as the Muslim Alliance in North America, insist as well that "The Ummah" is nothing more than an association of largely African American mosques.
After an exchange, the London desk head continued, "please pal, insist as much as you can… … I'm beggin u… can u beg [another banker] guy as well?" The banker agreed, "ok, I'm telling him".
Republicans continue to insist (as indeed they have been doing for 50 months, now, since January of 2011) that should the Supremes rule against Obamacare, they'll have a plan in place to replace it before anything bad could actually happen.
These refugees insist -- as do refugees almost everywhere -- that they will never abandon hope of returning home.
Furthermore, to insist -- as do the U.S. bishops in their religious freedom crusade that birth control is not health care, when every major health organization maintains that it is crucial the health of mothers and babies -- is downright medieval.
They will not insist - as the commission had proposed - that drug companies must show compelling reasons for using a captive population for their testing.
