Sentence examples for insisting on changes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kahn also called the commission rash for insisting on changes before the utilities recover from their financial straits and the state's long-term contracts for power expire.

Still, educators and food-service professionals acknowledge that there is a fine line between re-education efforts, and insisting on changes.

Russia said that it backed the International Civil Aviation Organisation playing an "active role" after insisting on changes to wording of the resolution to clarify that Ukraine would not take the lead role in the probe.

Instead of backing partners into a corner by insisting on changes, this kind of understanding often leads to uncoerced changes that are more lasting and more in tune with each partner's core personality and behaviors.

At the same time, growing numbers of House Republicans have expressed frustration at those insisting on changes to the health law when Mr. Obama has made clear he will not accept them.

A new enterprise bargaining agreement, which covers about 800 permanent staff and more than 500 casuals, was under negotiation and Seven was playing hardball, insisting on changes to redundancy provisions and the exclusion of arbitration from the disputes procedure.

Both have insisted on changes before they begin negotiations.

"I think if we insist on changes like that, we'll get them," he said.

The compromise should ensure passage in the House, although the Senate may insist on changes.

However, BA insists on changes for existing crew, including shorter gaps between trips.

In a mixed message, he congratulated Santos on the prize but indicated he would insist on changes to the deal.