Sentence examples for insists saving from inspiring English sources

Its budget of €2.9m (£2.3m)a month is less than a third of Italian spending, and the organisation managing the effort insists saving lives is not its main motive.

If, as the president insists, saving civilian lives justifies war, scores of nations are in the queue for the United States to attack, for example, Syria, Bahrain, North Korea, Burma, China, Russia and Zimbabwe.

New York, he insists, saved his sanity, and it is where he found himself at the centre of the last real avant garde.

Thirty-seven bornes born in Australia to asylum-seeker parents will be sent with their families to the Pacific island of Nauru as "illegal maritime arrivals", the government has said, resolutely defending the offshore processing policy that it insists saves lives at sea.

Mr. Herbert makes it plausible; we not only believe in Leto's agon, we care about him and the self-deluded race he insists on saving.

The company refused to talk on the record, but insists that saving what matters has always been an important part of the Snapchat philosophy.

Or, if Virginians insist on saving certain programs, local governments will increasingly be forced to maintain them, perhaps by raising property or other taxes.

Suppose that we postulate that even at a zero real interest rate Japanese consumers insist on saving a great deal right now, but will probably save much less at some future date.

The latest, Antonio Perez, who took charge in 2005, has focused on turning the firm into a powerhouse of digital printing (something he learnt about at his old firm, Hewlett-Packard, and which Kodak still insists will save it).

Additionally, a large portion of the eucalyptus forest, which Dardo Rocha insisted on saving during the city's creation, has now been cleared to make way for a privately owned football stadium.

But he insists it saves resources in the long run.