Sentence examples for insisted greater from inspiring English sources
The Tory leader insisted greater transparency would help to get Britain's finances back on track as he used his keynote speech to the Conservative party forum in Cheltenham to pave the way for sweeping cuts in public spending.
Elsewhere on the maniac front, a purported audiotape of Earth's most wanted mass-murderer Osama bin Laden praising the Bali bombings put the "world on notice," said President George W. Bush, of the threat still facing free people; but Bush insisted "great progress" was being made in the war against terrorism.
If, as JM Coetzee insists, great writers deform their medium in order "to say what has never been said before" Ben Lerner is a great writer and 10 04 a great novel.
Some also have insisted on greater communication with officials.
The organism as a whole, he insisted, was greater than the sum of its physiological parts.
His battery of recommendations insisted on greater openness and called for more scientific research.
He also insisted on greater respect for French copyright traditions, which can sometimes be more restrictive than American practices.
When Tekish insisted on greater formal recognition from the caliph a few years later, al-Nāṣir refused, and inconclusive fighting broke out between the two.
He insisted on greater independence for American delegates to the Paris Peace Conference (1782 83) but reprimanded them for negotiating without the full concurrence of France.
China and other emerging economies refused to accept binding curbs and verification, and insisted on greater concessions on technology and funding.
Other amendments would have reduced the maximum detention period to six months rather than 18 and insisted on greater assurances for the protection of unaccompanied children.
