Sentence examples for insisted agreement from inspiring English sources

India and the US held up progress last summer when the talks were close to a breakthrough, and Ashton's officials insisted agreement is between 80% and 95% "done".

It added that this type of equitable agreement was commonly used to help general secretaries buy homes in London and insisted the agreement would raise more money for its members when the property was eventually sold.

He continues: "I insisted the agreement be short.

"But," Mr. García Belaunde insisted, "the agreement is not in danger".

The Chancellor insisted the agreement took seven years to negotiate and tariffs on exports remain in place for cars and beef.

Both countries, which already train and work closely with Nato in international operations, insisted the agreement did not mean they were moving closer to joining the alliance.

The country's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted any agreement in the making was a "bad deal" that gave Iran a pass by offering to lift sanctions for cosmetic concessions.

Obama acknowledged there would be "a robust debate in the weeks and months to come" but insisted the agreement was both the most peaceful and effective method to ensure Iran does not obtain a nuclear weapon.

Adm Rogers insisted an agreement could be reached "within a framework".

President Ma has insisted the agreement is economic, not political, and has vowed not to discuss unification with China during his term in office.

Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood insisted the agreement "must lead to Wales taking its place as an equal nation, with self-government that will allow its people to prosper and its communities to flourish".