Sentence examples for insists to stop from inspiring English sources

Now some sort of "gentle" policy oversight is necessary, Howard insists, to stop the online spread of what he calls "junk" news.

The Minerals Council of Australia insists campaigns to stop new fossil fuel projects have an "ideological" rather than "environmental" objective.

Military force, he insisted, was necessary to stop him.

David Cameron has insisted his failure to stop the nomination of Jean-Claude Juncker for the EU's top job is not his "last stand" in Europe.

This, proponents of such laws have repeatedly insisted, is necessary to stop the scourge of voter fraud.

I took note that I had around 26 more miles to go in the aero position on my bike and my brain began insisting upon me to stop.

The partly redacted report is likely to renew the national debate over now-banned techniques that critics decried as torture and which supporters insist were necessary to stop further terrorist plots after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

While someone else is talking, you are generally just waiting, probably broadcasting impatience (or insisting) for them to stop so you can make your next announcement.

Israel insists its purpose is to stop weapons being smuggled in, and has accused the world of bias and hypocrisy.

The news sent shares of Anadolu Efes, Turkey's biggest brewer, down by 7 %.Mr Erdogan insists the aim is to stop young Turks from "wandering about in a state of inebriation" and has nothing to do with imposing an Islamist lifestyle.

He insists Sun wanted only to stop clients from disclosing secrets about Sun's products, not gag them from discussing the flaw: "In retrospect, I would not do it again".