Sentence examples similar to may insists that from inspiring English sources

Parents may insist that their children's coach complete it.

He may insist that you to refer to him as "Claude Death" or "The Night Crawler".

America and the Europeans may insist that no deal is better than a bad one.

The euro idealists, especially in Germany, may insist that, even now, Greece must be rescued.

The IOC may insist that Athens 2004 hires organisers from Sydney, in a final attempt to meet deadlines.

The public at large may insist that the police record themselves in the course of their work.

More persuasively, brewers may insist that producing mild is a skilful business and that those skills should be preserved.

METEOROLOGISTS may insist that we have a few more weeks of springtime left, but Hamptonites know that summer arrived last weekend.

The donor may insist that the donation not go to a recipient of a particular race, religion or ethnic group.

Some people who are locked into archaic definitions and immovable standards may insist that "Lackawanna Blues" is not a play.

Be aware that if you try standing in the seated areas during shows, officious stewards may insist that you sit down.