Sentence examples for insisted on a solution from inspiring English sources

Mr Riordan told the BBC that, since he joined the council in 2010, he has insisted on a solution to the wind problems to protect road users and pedestrians near Bridgewater Place.

Throughout, officials said, Germany was still insisting on a solution that involved bilateral loans from EU member states, similar to the Greek bailout solution agreed a week earlier.

Germany was insisting on a solution that involved bilateral loans from European member states, similar to the much smaller Greek bailout agreed to a week earlier.

We are here to insist on a solution," he announced.A glimmer of hope for an end to the political impasse appeared on January 24th when Mr Kibaki's government announced it would set up a commission to investigate allegations of vote-rigging, although a surprised opposition said it had not been consulted.

Even Qatar pointedly insisted on a negotiated solution.

GM leaders insisted on a global solution, meaning Saturn could have a second and bigger car only if it used a global (meaning German) chassis that is, one designed by Opel.

But Mr McNealy, who was one of four co-founders of the company in 1982 and became chief executive at the age of 29, insisted on a complete, proprietary Sun "solution" based around Sun's own processor chips (called Sparc) and operating-system software (called Solaris).

Russia has staunchly opposed military intervention in Syria, insisting on a negotiated solution.

We ask that they use their collective influence to insist on a political solution to this horrendous crisis before hundreds of thousands more people lose their homes and lives and futures — in a region already at the tipping point.

The flow of refugees has strained Jordan's economy, forcing King Abdullah II to tighten control of the border area, while insisting on a political solution that "prevents the partition or collapse of Syria".

The meetings of Khatib in Munich has helped to narrow the gap between the two main streams of the opposition [those who advocate using force and those who insist on a peaceful solution].