Sentence examples for insisted that while the from inspiring English sources

He has insisted that, while the oil industry must be strictly regulated, it should not be treated as a pariah.

In recent days, ministers and the DWP have insisted that while the "voluntary" work experience scheme operates in high street chains, mandatory placements are always for community benefit.

Mr. Rumsfeld insisted that while the abuses "were a terrible thing to have happened," the military has responded quickly and thoroughly to the allegations.

The European Commission insisted that, while the latest guidance it was preparing was new, the principles governing state aid remained the same.

For their part, Syrian officials insisted that while the deal entailed acknowledging that the country possessed chemical weapons, they did not see it as an admission that they had used them.

Mr. Janklow, whose family comes from tiny Flandreau and whose name is posted on highway signs into town, was a celebrity here, and some had insisted that while the locals might be mad at him, they would never convict him.

Ms. Wood of the county insisted that, while providing the flows necessary for the sucker was a good idea, she had many masters to serve, including the cities and local agencies downriver that use the water.

However, speaking on Test Match Special, Strauss insisted that while topping the rankings for the first time under their current guise was an achievement to be proud of it was not the team's prime motivation.

On set in Lahore, the producers, the Rafi Peer Theatre Workshop, insisted that while Washington funded the series, it did not write the script.

But Sturgeon also insisted that, while she regretted the result, she respected the decision of the American people and wanted to engage "positively and constructively" with the next US administration.

And he insists that while the mayor has disappointed him, he is not angry at him.