Sentence examples for is therefore insisting from inspiring English sources

He is therefore insisting on what he calls "reciprocation" from India.

The commission is therefore insisting that by 2012, the fleet-average emissions from new cars sold in the EU must not exceed 130g/km, with another 10g/km reduction coming from other sources, such as low rolling-resistance tyres, more efficient air-conditioning and greater use of biofuels.In this section Collision course Concrete proposals needed Hostility, of sorts Fizzy or still?

A more professional approach – some say the return of Community Health Councils in a new reincarnation — was therefore insisted on by the government, despite protests from LINks.

The German government is therefore right to insist that political union must be the aim for the euro zone, and other governments — in particular France — are wrong to neglect or downplay its importance.

It is therefore wrong to insist that a higher level fact reduces to a physical explanation, as many physical explanations would be compatible with it.

"The subliminal message to creditors [in Sunday's ballot] is therefore this: if you insist on contingency measures, you will end up with the collapse of my government and early elections".

The agnostic wants more evidence and is therefore unsure; the atheist insists there is ample evidence and is therefore certain.

The internet is not broken, they insisted, and is therefore in no imminent need of repair.

The contract was not approved at the general meeting of MOR's shareholders and is therefore not legally valid, Viktorov insists.

The manager is therefore in the placatory position of insisting that decisions in South Africa will not be made on the basis of his own software.

It is therefore being let go or, if you insist, getting the chop.