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Morgan insists it would be prepared to "re-examine its role" rather than stand in the way of progress.

But he insists it would be even more important.

Stuart Butler of the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, insists it would be "suicidal" for Democrats in swing districts to vote for the Senate bill as is.

BP insists it would be able to halt an oil spill within 35 days by bringing in equipment from Singapore and Norway via Fremantle's port.

Osborne insists it would be a "disaster" to turn back from his target of balancing the budget within five years and social spending must share the burden.

But the union insists it would be fairer and faster to let the workers express their wishes by signing the cards.

In particular, he insisted, "it would be irresponsible to start experimenting" with the police, the secret police and the army "when we have no Parliament in Serbia and a strange type of transitional government".

If marijuana were exempted from the war on drugs, he insisted, "it'd be another 10 or 40 years of assigning people of colour to this dystopia".

EDF said last year that Flamanville had fallen behind its original schedule but insisted it would be ready to generate electricity in 2014 and cost €5bn.

Labour councillor Colin Smyth insisted it would be wrong to commit the authority to maintaining its membership at the present moment.

This time, London 2012 organisers insisted, it would be different.