There, the Republicans delivered patently partisan blows, insisting, once again, that the agency's 44,000 screeners must not be given collective-bargaining rights.
Naturally, Valerie ends up starring in the show, as Mallory Church, in a red wig that looks exactly like her own red hair, insisting, once again, that the character she's playing is nothing like her.
The mayor devoted a large portion of his budget speech to education and the city's public schools, insisting once again that the school system was out of control and its management bloated.
Insisting, once again, that monetary policy should be "forward-looking", its governor, Toshihiko Fukui, seemed to affirm that, far from cutting rates as other central banks are doing, the BoJ still hoped to raise them from unnaturally low levels.Mr Fukui's term ends on March 19th, and somehow Japan's warring political parties must settle on a successor.
By going on the radio yesterday morning and insisting, once again, that you couldn't remember how, back in high school, you and some pals pinned to the ground a student from the year below you who later came out as gay, hacking off his bleached-blond bangs, you've transformed what would have been a one-day or two-day story into a media feeding frenzy.
continued her opposition to the legislation Friday morning, insisting once again that Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis).
There, Bush insisted once again that "the American people needed to see their president in Washington".
He insisted, once again, that he and the AKP had a clear mandate to govern.
But the government of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon insisted once again that its soldiers and police officers would stay put.
I'M here — back in the Dining section with a new column — to insist once again that not only can you cook it at home, but you can likely cook it better.
Santorum insisted once again, "Yes, there were requirements put on other states when they came into the union that English be the principal language and that it be taught and spoken universally in those states".
