Sentence examples for insistence that any from inspiring English sources

The insistence that any effective monarchical rule must be intensely personal had obvious potential dangers.

That has hitherto been impossible because of Mr Trichet's dogged insistence that any Greek restructuring be "voluntary".

Or take a subtler example, the insistence that any revenue increases should come from limiting deductions rather than from higher tax rates.

If nothing else, Sunday's referendum affirmed Syriza's authority and its insistence that any bailout improve on the old recipe of austerity followed by austerity.

The Rockets also objected to some of White's requests, including his insistence that any medical issues would be settled by a doctor of his choosing.

But in the weeks since, other nations and leaders have moved closer to his insistence that any intervention would be unlawful without the authorization of the United Nations.

Another controversial position was Descartes' insistence that matter is infinitely divisible.

If that invitation, that insistence, that message and that conviction cause controversy, I'll accept that.

But the administration's insistence on that point might eliminate any hope of someday reaching a peace settlement, which has been at the core of American and Colombian strategy, he said.

We are also skeptical about the Russians' insistence that the system poses any threat to their security.

Washington must not budge on its insistence that as part of any agreement, the Taliban must sever all ties to Al Qaeda, renounce violence and accept the Afghan Constitution and its commitments to political and human rights for all Afghans.