Sentence examples for insistence from a from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact it contained the insistence from a Brits spokesman that "there was no evidence to suggest she was responsible for the decision".

There is no shame in Burgess coming back now, despite the insistence from some that a return would mean he has failed.

There is "no death panel" in the House bill, she said, despite insistence from Bachmann and a whole host of other conservatives that euthanasia was on the table when it came to Obama's health care agenda.

"There's an insistence from authorities for the victim to reach an agreement with the attacker, and in most cases that means an economic agreement".

But this tweet signals a further retreat into that bubble and an insistence from his supporters that they tune out anything that isn't approved by Trump himself.

Some practical difficulties remain, including an insistence from Finland that any new loans to Greece should be guaranteed by collateral.

This was pretty much the interpretation preferred in London today, along with an insistence – from George Osborne and others – that the government would act only in the national interest in responding to public concern over migration.

(The settlement came with an insistence from government officials that they had done nothing wrong).

Something about the Conservative brand of impatience with welfare may also have had a positive influence, coinciding with an emerging insistence from many aid-dependent countries that it is time to develop exit strategies from aid more actively than has been the case in the past.

An insistence from the governing body to have a one hour warm-up time ahead of the A-League match is, however, a turn off for some fans mulling over an early arrival.

Scottish football has a tedious league set-up which is entirely predicated on the earlier insistence from television companies of four Old Firm fixtures a season, a laughable scenario in many ways yet an unfortunate, telling reality.