Sentence examples for insists on dealing from inspiring English sources

China insists on dealing with Southeast Asian nations one on one, but Mrs. Clinton said the United States supported multilateral talks.

Asked whether what Luers does could not be done just as well by (for example) a vice-director for administration, who would report to the director, one staff member suggested that Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and other government officials would insist on dealing with the top man, and that de Montebello might not be comfortable in such situations.

One of the two remaining players, whose name was Heywood Broun insisted on dealing.

Returning to Vancouver, Mr. Giordano insisted on dealing with the top rather than with underlings.

Like her predecessors, Rousseff has insisted on dealing with the United States on equal footing and will not be bossed around.

He also has an unfortunate addiction to micro-management (until now, he has insisted on dealing with press inquiries himself).

Mr. Lee said he had requested an interpreter every time, but they insisted on dealing with him in English.

Bavasi insisted on dealing with them directly and eventually gave them hefty raises but much less than they had sought.

But the United States insisted on dealing with farm subsidies in separate global trade talks at the World Trade Organization.

"So the producer organisation [the intermediary the supermarkets insist on dealing with] sold them to Somerfield and we had to buy new packaging.

Donations from rank-and-file employees at companies are made through automatic payroll deductions, and most companies now insist on dealing with a single United Way and have it funnel the contributions on to local United Ways.