Sentence examples similar to insisting on aid from inspiring English sources
Typically, the 22 rich-country donors torment recipient governments by insisting on separate aid projects that allow each donor to "show the flag".
Russian leaders believe that Syria is becoming a safe haven for extremists, and we should take that concern seriously while at the same time insisting on sending aid to moderate groups.
Republicans insist on further spending cuts, especially in aid to the cities and urban school districts.
She insisted on transcending labels.
Democratic lawmakers have said the House will insist on further aid for Puerto Rico for a larger disaster aid measure won't clear Congress.
Corporate purchasers could use their buying power, he said, to insist on technological aids like electronic prescriptions, remote monitoring of patients with chronic illnesses and electronic health records for Americans.
North Korea, for its part, is now insisting on millions of dollars in aid to ease a chronic electricity shortage and has put pressure on Washington by freezing its relationship with South Korea.
Insisting on Jakarta's neutrality, he welcomed aid, economic as well as military, from East and West, as long as it came without strings.
Many Democrats are enraged that Republicans have so far blocked the effort to extend jobless aid, and are insisting on offsetting the cost even as they refuse to offset the lost revenue from the tax cuts.
Throughout the hour-long debate on the rule, Democrats railed against Republican leaders for insisting on including $1.5 billion in emergency disaster aid in the bill that is paid for with cuts to a fuel-efficiency loan program.
