Sentence examples for insisted the selection from inspiring English sources
Passing a sale rack, Kondo insisted the selection of clothing is better at the beginning of a season.
Farrell has to share the fly-half duties for Saracens with Charlie Hodgson, who has retired from international duty, but England insisted the youngster's selection against the All Blacks was not a gamble.
Chinese officials have insisted that the selection process must adhere to elaborate rituals rooted in the landscape of Tibet, which China controls.
Livengood insisted that the selection committee was examining each team's performance over the season, but the past 72 hours were critical for teams that seemed bound for the National Invitation Tournament.
Pavin insisted that the selection of Woods was never a fait accompli, that he continued to evaluate his play right up to Monday's final round of the Deutsche Bank and that Woods's improved performance in the weeks leading to it were the final factors.
Fitzgerald will hope to make an impact offensively against Scotland and while Schmidt admitted Simon Zebo was disappointed to miss out on selection, insisted the Munster wing was suffering "wear and tear" from starting the first four matches of the tournament.
The British Defense Ministry insists that the selection of officers is made purely on merit.
But other candidates for speaker insist that the selection is still a month away and that no outcome is certain.
Ms May insisted the Tories would continue to reject all-women shortlists, preferring incremental changes to Tory selections.
For one, early sociobiologists insisted that "selection" takes place only at the level of the gene and the individual organism.
