Sentence examples for insistent requests from inspiring English sources

She recalled the insistent requests from her son.

She and her attorney, Anntim Vulchev, appeared at recent meetings of the La Cañada Flintridge City Council and the Planning Commission to speak about the matter, despite Jain's insistent requests they not mix their private business dispute with his public persona.

Harassment is defined as behavior characterized by insistent requests, messages, phone calls or other unsolicited contact that may cause annoyance, worry or fear.

Expecting his imminent departure, Ms. Cassin and Mr. Wynne tried to fulfill the detainee's most insistent request: to go home looking like a respectable person, not a criminal.

Also in this case, we would not have performed a laparoscopy and thus would have missed the diagnosis without the insistent request of the patient.

"These companies have, in fact, induced consumers through the insistent request to download and also because of the existing information asymmetry with respect to manufacturers to install updates on devices that are not able to adequately support them, without providing adequate information, or no means of restoring the original functionality of the products," the AGCM said in a statement.

In March 2012, per her insistent request we performed SRF therapy when she was stabilized after a 14-day course of antibiotics.

Moreover, there has been an increasingly insistent request for juridical regulation of neonatal resuscitation practices as well as for clarification of the role of parents in decisions regarding this kind of assistance.

At present, in Italy, there has been an increasingly insistent request for juridical regulation of neonatal resuscitation practices as well as for clarification of the role of parents in decisions regarding this kind of assistance.

An insistent or repeated request from a patient for help in dying was reported by 33% of respondents, with a significantly higher frequency among paramedics (Table 4).

An insistent or repeated request from a patient for help in dying was reported by 33% of respondents, with a significantly higher frequency among paramedics (Table  4).