Sentence examples for insisted on admitting from inspiring English sources
When federal policy makers tried to restrict public housing for the poorest of the poor, city officials insisted on admitting working families.
She insisted on transcending labels.
Figures such as these spell trouble for Mr Major, as one unhappy Tory candidate in London, who insisted on anonymity, admitted: "This government has treated London like an occupying power.
After the settlement was announced, much was made of the fact that the had S.E.C. insisted on the bank admitting that it had violated certain laws.
But she admits there is a certain amusing charm to the fact that there will always be women who will insist on wearing heels to Khan Market.
The upshot of our losing the public relations war, and that of no boy ever coming to us to insist on being admitted to the YWLS was a night and day battle over the fundamentals and purposes of Title IX and equal protection law.
Because they insisted on waging what one Republican lawmaker admitted was part of a "war on birth control," Texas forced the Obama administration to cancel a Medicaid program that served 130,000 poor women and saved taxpayers millions by preventing unplanned pregnancies.
Firmly entrenched though Murrow would seem to be, his position is an uneasy one, as he admitted when he insisted on inserting a clause in his contract that will release him from it should Paley ever cease to be the ultimate authority on the board.
Firmly entrenched though Murrow would seem to be, however, his position is an uneasy one, as he tacitly admitted when he insisted on inserting a clause in his contract that will release him from it should Paley ever cease to be the ultimate authority on the board.
Ted Heath, who had sacked Powell from his frontbench in 1968, insisted on Britain's moral responsibility to admit the Ugandan Asians expelled by Idi Amin.
