Sentence examples for insisted in several from inspiring English sources

Although the government has insisted in several hearings that Dr. Lee was engaged in what amounted to one of the most serious cases of nuclear espionage ever, he is not charged with spying in the 59-count indictment.

Although the government has insisted in several hearings that Dr. Lee was engaged in what amounted to one of the most serious cases of espionage since the dawn of the nuclear era, he is not charged with spying in the 59-count indictment.

Mr. Kohl has acknowledged accepting undeclared party contributions between 1993 and 1998 but has denied he ever exchanged favors for the money and insisted in several hearings that he could not name the donors because he had promised he would not.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran described Ms. Shourd's release as a "huge humanitarian gesture" last week during his trip to New York for the United Nations General Assembly, but he refused to promise that Mr. Bauer and Mr. Fattal would be accorded similar treatment, insisting in several interviews with United States journalists that the two had "violated the law".

And, Mr. Wendt insisted, in one of several conversations over three days in Indiana and New York, "It ain't going to crash".

Democrats have insisted in the last several years that the United States dissuade other nations from holding down the cost of their exports by limiting the earning power of their workers or avoiding the expense of anti-pollution efforts.

There was, however, a catch in this argument, or so I insisted in the third year of my analysis, over several sessions and at great length.

"I had nothing to do with the contract except to insist in writing on several occasions as this process went forward that it be fair and open and transparent," he said at Tuesday at a public forum in St . Louis

In fact, Nike insisted on several "outs" in its initial contract with Jordan: the shoe line could be dropped if certain sales figures were not met, or if Jordan failed to make the NBA All-Star Game in his first three years.

Mr. Aubrière insisted emphatically, several times in an excited voice, that his half-dozen heavily armed captors treated him like a gentleman, never hitting him, always feeding him and making sure he had plenty of water.

Having insisted several times, in a line of questioning that looked in danger of going down the Michael Howard route, Paxman sighed: "You cant even tell me when you were told what the change of policy was.