Sentence examples for insisted on passing from inspiring English sources

Rix insisted on passing deep, despite the conditions that day, and the Seminoles paid for it.

Another reason is that all the agencies insisted on passing the same exact version of the rule, and that took ages of back and forth.

It insisted on passing a $23 billion water-resources bill which the president had said was too expensive.The House of Representatives voted to approve a $50 billion war-funding bill.

The most common belief, and one that makes as much sense as anything else, is that the custom arose due to port's popularity with officers of the Royal Navy, who insisted on passing the decanter to the left, or "port to port".

They cannot pay the high rent for the location as well as the additional one-off payments of more than €100,000 that landlords are insisting on passing on to tenants.Vanya Veras gave up even trying to set up a company because she found the process too expensive, too complicated and too long.

He insists on passing it.

Some people insist on passing out healthier treats like raisins.

Before parting she insists on passing on advice about child rearing – I had a baby two months ago – even though it is late and she is clearly tired.

Officials say the lawmakers are likely to accept the prescription drug subsidy, but insist on passing on some new costs to cities and counties.

Given these concerns, Ms. Snowe said, it is "totally unrealistic" for Senate Democratic leaders to insist on passing the bill by Christmas.

Mr. Goodlatte and other Republican leaders would insist on passing measures to enhance enforcement and border security before the House could consider any legal status for illegal immigrants, the judiciary aide said.