Sentence examples for insists concerning from inspiring English sources

Truth also insists, concerning the E.U.'s business reality, that the Lisbon Agenda of 2000, a growth strategy for a decade, devised to complement the coming of the euro in 2002 and to make the E.U. economy the "most competitive and dynamic in the world," wound up officially (although very quietly) described in Brussels as "a synonym for missed objectives and failed promises".

He has also suffered from a back problem and insists concerns over his physical condition are the only reason he is taking a break from England duty.

Dr Mark Lord, consultant histopathologist at Ysbyty Gwynedd, insists concerns raised in the report came as no surprise to senior clinicians.

On Monday, in his first televised interview since taking office, Mr. Rajoy insisted that, concerning a rescue request, "we have not taken any decision because for the moment we must see if it is needed".

Makepeace insists their concerns were unfounded.

He insists that concerns over job losses and sovereignty are groundless.The Conservative government has ignored calls for curbs on foreign investment.

Mr. Evans insists that concerns about visibility stem from misconceptions because the houses would actually be notched in the hillside, not standing on top.

Mr. Bloomberg, who argues that this request is "ghoulish," insists his concern is for the privacy of the people who made these emotional calls and gave the interviews.

It is a remarkable situation given Paul Lambert's men have spent most of the season being among the favourites for the drop but Delph insists any concern never seeped into the Villa dressing room.

A parliamentary motion condemning the government's decision drew the signatures of 136 MPs, including over 100 from the Labour Party.Mr Cook insists that concerns about human rights still play a central role in the formulation of foreign policy.

But development director Steve Waggott insists that concerns over their future are not impacting on that search.