Sentence examples for insisting upon the from inspiring English sources

Riyadh is nonetheless insisting upon the right to decide which aid workers can enter Yemen.

He is correct in insisting upon the moral and historical primacy of the battle against theocracy and terror.

The default response is always "more Europe," without insisting upon the most straightforward solution, which is often blocked by the threat of political vetoes.

But for those for whom these are not solutions, let's not make it worse by insisting upon the compulsory happiness of the smiley face.

Using the IMF as a battering ram, and insisting upon the priority of its own development assistance programme, the west succeeded in reducing the Chinese package to $6bn.

But "A Band Called Death" is more concerned with bringing out the personal connections behind their driven music than with insisting upon the group's distinction in the perennial music history search for oddities and firsts.

It's all these guilds that insist upon the credits.

The outlines are hand-drawn, but they insist upon the rigid forms.

(Republicans insisted upon the cuts as part of their ill-advised showdown over the debt ceiling).

In negotiations, the rebels would insist upon the departure of Mr. Bozizé, another spokesman said.

"My dreams have always insisted upon the fear I don't remember feeling at the time".