The phrase "insist on position" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that someone is holding to a particular stance or opinion, usually in the face of opposition. For example: "Despite the objections of his colleagues, the mayor continued to insist on his position that the tax increase was necessary."
What Brink calls "strong internalists" (Brink 1989, 41 42) insist on this but that position seems ill-placed to handle the phenomenon of weakness of the will where we all too frequently fail to act as we believe we morally ought.
As I work, my dog, Watson, insists on positioning himself under my chair.
"If they insist on this position, I don't think that we are going to get anywhere".
"You want to insist on your position, but yet at the same time, it's just like talking to any law enforcement.
Christopher Policano, a spokesman for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, said, "In the absence of Triborough, bargaining could become a meaningless exercise as the employer may simply insist on its position and implement it without facing any consequences".
We know how that works because that's exactly what just happened on healthcare: conservative Democrats insisted on maintaining some daylight between their position and what is seen as the left's position.
So, in fact, maybe it's a good thing to get fouled!" A young Ryan Giggs would tell stories about how opposing full-backs would warn him of the consequences of humiliating them, and that there were times when Bryan Robson would insist on switching positions with his teenage team-mate to sort out individuals.
But were going to insist on board positions and improving operations even if we dont own 100%.
Despite Israel's disappointment, it will continue to insist on its positions and "work together with our friends in the U.S. and the world" toward a comprehensive final agreement, said the minister.
She insisted on transcending labels.
