Sentence examples for insisted it will from inspiring English sources

The Bank of England has insisted it will not take its cues from the US and wants to see more established wage growth.

In a statement the Ministry of Defence insisted it will not abandon its interpreters and that measures had been taken to reduce the risks they face.

It has poked its head above the turret to express its hostility towards the 29.1 billion euro ($34.6 billion) offer, but insisted it will respect market regulations in its response to the offer.

The Nigeria Football Federation NFFF) has insisted it will not back down on its decision to slash bonuses paid to the players in the national team.

And China has repeatedly and emphatically insisted it will not agree to any restrictions on its carbon dioxide emissions".

PUP has insisted it will only support Direct Action if the government accepts its proposal for a "dormant" emissions trading scheme, which would become "active" only when the climate change authority decides that major trading partners EU, Japan, Korea and China had in place their own ETS or "equivalent measures" to make a "comparable effort" on reducing greenhouse emissions.

The United States, which is heading into a presidential election in which its hefty budget deficits are a key topic, has insisted it will not be part of the fundraising effort for the IMF.

China has insisted it will regulate fishing in the disputed South China sea under its laws despite protests by neighbouring countries, a Philippine official said on Tuesday.

The bridge has been creaky lately, but Smoltz insisted it will strengthen with time.

But he insisted it will no longer be a safe haven for terrorists.

But the state department insisted it will try again over the remaining two years.