Sentence examples for insisted anew from inspiring English sources
France's president, Jacques Chirac, insisted anew that any military action had to come with the approval of the United Nations.
But there is no question that both leaders misjudged the toxic politics of taking military action in the Middle East, even if that action falls short of a true boots-on-the-ground war, as Mr. Obama insisted anew on Friday afternoon that it would.
On Sunday, the powerful Democrat who heads the House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Jerrold Nadler of New York, insisted anew that the full report and underlying evidence be handed over to lawmakers.
But Mr. Bush, at least, could not stop himself from returning to the question of Iraq again and again, insisting anew that the report issued last week by Charles A. Duelfer, the top C.I.A. weapons inspector in Iraq, proved that Saddam Hussein was a "gathering threat".
Indeed, the Liberal Democrats insisted on raising the issue anew as part of the last coalition agreement - but the review tilted heavily towards the status quo.
Last Wednesday, he said that he was "overwhelmed by the chance to begin anew" with ESPN, and insisted that he intended to "make amends" for the past.
But more true to my experience is that I really made up a character more or less anew and called him Frank and insisted that he was the same character as in the other books, just older.
Petitioner argues that this 'studied' focus on the trial process indicates that we intended Miranda to be applied to retrials, which, he insists, begin that process anew.
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Even after his exposure, some friends insisted on recasting him as a modern-day Jean Valjean, the ex-con of Les Misérables who adopts a new identity to begin life anew.
