Sentence examples for insisting the activity from inspiring English sources
Yoga practitioners are fighting a new sales tax by insisting the activity isn't primarily about fitness.
The UK's Foreign Office insisted the activities were legitimately controlled by the islands' government.
He rarely traveled abroad, although he did take a trip to the United States in 1975; for the most part he minimized his attendance at academic conferences and colloquia, insisting that the activity of thought took place primarily in writing, and not in dialogue and discussion.
The Germans publicly insisted that the activities of the US intelligence services in Europe be put on a new legal basis.
Nonetheless, Aristotle insists, the highest good, virtuous activity, is not something that comes to us by chance.
As a type of commercial activity, Worstall insists the prostitution trade is "obviously free market" and that "renting out body parts is and should be no different from lending them out for fun or for free".
Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning, Mr Cameron said ransoms went "directly" into terrorist activity and insisted the UK will not pay a ransom for the British hostage being held by Isis.
His management agency, Yoshimoto Kogyo, insisted the disgraced star had not been involved in any illegal activity.
Moreover, whereas Cartesian extended substance is totally inert, Leibniz insisted that activity is the hallmark of substance.
Earlier this month, for example, the Ugandan government issued a statement claiming that many international donors had "misinterpreted" the law, insisting that "no activities of individuals, groups companies or organisations will be affected".
