Sentence examples for intervention insist from inspiring English sources

Insurers, bankers and real estate businesses that are lobbying for government intervention insist that adequate coverage is still not available.

A major ground invasion would be required to stop the janjaweed's horse- and camel-mounted killers and advocates of intervention insist that air power would be needed as well.

A major ground invasion would be required to stop the janjaweed's horse- and camel-mounted killers — and advocates of intervention insist that air power would be needed as well.

But President Putin has defended his intervention insisting on the right to use force but only, he said, as a "last resort".

But at the United Nations, Russia, Syria's staunch ally, had promised to veto any resolution that could open the way to foreign military intervention or insist on Mr. Assad's removal.

Downing Street responded to the American intervention by insisting it wanted a change in the UK-EU relationship.

Fearful of a military coup or intervention, he insists on his party being described as conservative rather than Islamist.

The president did not attempt to gauge the full impact of the intervention, but insisted it had had an effect.

It opposed NATO intervention and insisted that the NTC was a pagan (wadani) not national (watani) council.

In a stunning intervention, Martin insisted he did not authorise the raid, nor was he aware that officers did not have a warrant.

Sergei Ivanov, chief of Putin's administration, said that the Federation Council voted unanimously in favour of military intervention but insisted Moscow is not sending ground troops to Syria.