Sentence examples for insisting for more from inspiring English sources

The deputy first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, confirmed on Saturday that Alex Salmond had agreed in principle to a televised debate with the leader of the no campaign, Alistair Darling, after insisting for more than a year that he would only debate with David Cameron.

Pakistan has insisted for more than a half-century on the right of self-determination for the mostly Muslim Kashmiris, or at least discussion of their status.

After Ms. West was arrested, school officials insisted for more than a year that the allegation was the only accusation of misconduct in a sterling 24-year career.

The administration has insisted for more than five years that a legal pillar of the war on terror is that the military alone has the power to decide which foreign terrorism suspects should be held and for how long, and backing away from that would be a sharp change of course.

Our result confirms the presence of amorphous water ice on the surface of the comet and insists for more observations for a better understanding.

Cohen (and President Donald Trump) have insisted for more than a year that the Trump Organization has had no business dealings in Russia.

They also found that students with a consultancy background were more demanding, insisting, for example, on analytical "tool kits".

Mr. Merz retorted that it means no more than insisting, for example, that learning German is essential for the integration of immigrants.

Failing projects should simply be closed down, Mr Suero insists, calling for more central government control over Spanish regions' finances.

Dr. Irwin Redlener, director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University, is among those who have been insisting for months that the government buy more Tamiflu.

And the government felt that the catch phrase should be taken literally: it was biologically impossible, the government insisted, for anyone to have more than one.