For example, insistent calls for more adjudications when papers breached the editors' code were ignored.
The group's insistent calls to action, in song and from the stage, still fall on receptive ears.
But despite insistent calls for him to refrain from using violence against demonstrators, he suggested that the security forces would continue the crackdown.
The transfer of power leaves the Egyptian military in charge of this nation of 85 million, facing insistent calls for fundamental democratic change and open elections.
* Raising expectations that he may support introducing greater pluralism, President Hu Jintao made a vague but insistent call for more democracy in China.
Responding to insistent calls for stricter protective measures, the government said it would increase the testing of cattle headed for slaughterhouses.
These leaders had been openly supported by U.S. Ambassador Smith Hempstone, who has stirred controversy by his insistent calls for the establishment of democracy in Kenya.
The Taliban threat has led to a wide-ranging review of war strategy in Washington and to insistent calls from American commanders for more troops.
But Mr. Sarkozy, pursuing his insistent call for a more moral form of financial capitalism, suggested the proceeds be used to combat climate change and create a World Environment Organization as powerful as the World Trade Organization.
Indeed, their insistent calls for self-discipline and education, striving and victory prompt some people to say Pentecostalism should be encouraged in Africa as the new version of Max Weber's Protestant work ethic.
We have therefore perpetuated a myth about it being the motor behind the insistent call for their return by those who misguidedly believe that the ground-breaking social mobility upheaval of the 1960s can be reproduced a half century later.
