Sentence examples for may have insisted from inspiring English sources

First, the Kurds have kept their role as kingmakers and may have insisted on giving Mr Allawi's team a powerful presence in government.

When I asked Steven Fox, the investigator, why any company would sign such a contract, he suggested that Touré may have insisted upon it.

I always wanted to be a mom, but if I had it to do over again, I may have insisted that he take part more.

I can understand why, for the last two years, Amref, an organisation with an admirable 50 years experience, may have "insisted".

Victorian readers may have insisted, as Tomalin says, on "romance without sex," but Hardy, one of the most genuinely erotic of novelists, didn't need to portray sex to make the reader swoon.

Because "The Daily Show" and "Colbert" are so popular on the service, Viacom may have insisted on an upfront payment as well, although representatives for the companies would not confirm this.

Tory home secretary Theresa May has insisted the coalition will return to business as usual now that the referendum is out of the way (see 10.07am).

Many victims of the violence have complained of a failure by the police to deal with the disorder but Home Secretary Theresa May has insisted budget cuts will go ahead as planned.

Other officials at Costa Cruises, which may be facing numerous lawsuits, have insisted that Captain Schettino bears full responsibility, and have reacted defensively to the notion that others in the company may be at fault.

Federal courts in California have insisted that the cross may not be displayed.

Nozick's egalitarian critics have insisted that such practices may be a regrettable necessity.