Sentence examples for original insistence from inspiring English sources

Standing beside him, his lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, sought to explain Mr. Braude's original insistence on going ahead with a trial even though, Mr. Brafman said, he had advised him otherwise.

Huge street demonstrations last month and the defection of key political allies had already forced Tung CHong KongHong Kong's chief executive, to retreat from his original insistence that the bill be passed before the lawmakers' summer recess.

But in the case of Greece, speedy action has been thwarted both by the original insistence that IMF participation was not required to sort out a problem within the eurozone family, and by Germany's tough stance.

President Trump is planning to offer Canada and Mexico a temporary exemption from new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, reversing his original insistence that the measures apply to U.S. allies as well as nations like China, administration officials said Wednesday.

The Kings' original insistence that he play and his subsequent lodging proved to be a contentious issue for Cloutier.

And Microsoft's hurried and belated entry into the gaming business in 2001, with the launch of the original Xbox, and its insistence on direct control over its online-gaming service, prompted widespread scepticism.

"Markowitz's most original contribution was his insistence on distinguishing between the riskiness of an individual stock and the riskiness of an entire portfolio," Mr. Bernstein, formerly a contributor to Sunday Business, wrote in the book "Capital Ideas".

For the websites that required prescriptions, the lead author was able to use the same prescriptions more than five times because of the lack of insistence on original versions (many website pharmacies allow consumers to fax prescriptions without contacting the prescribing physician).

Additionally, the Latin Vulgate Bible was reaffirmed against Protestant insistence upon the original Hebrew and Greek texts of Scripture.

There is no other means of accounting for Crandall's insistence that the original "Crawling Hand" ranks as "one of the finest films ever made," when a judicious assessment places it one small step up from the work of Ed Wood.

While the Obama administration appeared to prevail over Mr. Hatoyama, analysts have warned that the victory could prove a hollow one, especially if Washington's insistence on the original agreement is seen here as an effort to lord it over a weaker ally.