Sentence examples for insisted their position from inspiring English sources

But Liverpool, who finished seventh in the Premier League last season, have insisted their position has not changed and they want to keep the player.

Liverpool have insisted their position has not changed and they want to keep the 26-year-old striker, while Guardiola has not submitted an official transfer request on behalf of Suarez.

Liverpool insist their position on their leading striker – namely that he is not for sale and remains an invaluable part of Rodgers's long-term plans – has not changed in light of Wednesday's interview with Uruguayan radio station 890 Sport in which he admitted it would be hard to resist the lure of Real and had been "attacked unfairly" by the English press.

Unionists insist their position is based on economic concerns as well as political ideology.

However, Liverpool insist their manager Brendan Rodgers' position is not under immediate threat as the club prepare to launch a review into their "disastrous" end to the season.

The GSE invited both athletes to apologize, but they insisted on their position that sports should be separate from politics.

Republican leaders in the Legislature insist that their position on the budget is not tied to the recall drive.

It is for this reason, incidentally, that identity theorists normally insist that their position should not be defined in terms of an identity between truth-bearer and truth-maker.

College administrators, wary from the beginning of using a vague word like sanctuary, find themselves in the position of insisting their campuses are not sanctuaries while adopting some of the steps activists call for.

But the Palestinians also shifted their position, insisting that a settlement freeze must include East Jerusalem as well as the West Bank.

And for those who still insist in cloaking their positions behind the possible environmental benefits of gas over coal, these arguments don't account for the fact that scientists now say that shale gas is actually as bad as coal, if not worse, in terms of driving global climate change.