Sentence examples for not having insisted from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, the IMF regrets not having insisted on earlier and more aggressive tightening of monetary policy.

Eckstut said he regretted not having insisted on more contemporary outdoor lights, rather than reproduction Victorian lampposts.

Could the Barbican not have insisted on seeing ID at the bar?

Friends of Mr. Yaakov say he would not have insisted on that condition if his intent had been to harm state security as the indictment alleges.

The union need not have insisted all these weeks for a new settlement on the expiration date of its old contract.

If the Department is trying to regain trust with the public after allowing, and indeed funding, decades of abuses of students by for-profit colleges, could it not have insisted on a monitor law firm, from somewhere in these United States, that didn't represent Corinthian Colleges?

Obama shouldn't have insisted on personal loyalty to Wright.

"I shouldn't have insisted that everything is cultural and not natural, because that is as dogmatic as the reverse.

Had there been no Monica Lewinsky, Tipper Gore wouldn't have insisted that she didn't want her husband campaigning with Bill Clinton; they would have won two more states if they had allowed him to campaign with them in the South....I think [Monica] did more to change the world than Cleopatra".

Some members are thought to have favoured a deal, but not to have insisted on choosing the Germans as partners.

Bohr seems not to have insisted on this.