Sentence examples for public insisting from inspiring English sources

Here in Britain, our Foreign Secretary has tried to calm a bewildered public insisting it "fanciful" to suggest that Britain's listening post GCHQ would work with the America to circumvent law.

Mr. Chávez has publicly distanced himself from the FARC since the files became public, insisting that no deals took place and reiterating a call on the rebels to lay down their arms.

He has refused to make his tax returns public, insisting that he is prevented from doing so by a confidentiality pact with Goldman Sachs, the financial firm he once headed.

After the post began to gather media attention, with the public insisting Miss Odoffin name-and-shame the company in question, the graduate, again, took to Facebook to thank people for their support, surprised her story "exploded and touched/angered a lot of people in way I genuinely could never have imagined".

In order to gradually push decision makers from a short-term to a long-term perspective, a public insisting on such a switch would be helpful.

He thinks he has caught the mood of the public, insisting they don't want to hear tales of doom and gloom.

Rightly, the public insists on transparency.

Rightly, the public insists on high standards of personal integrity from public figures.

The Fidesz government, facing ever-sharper criticism from abroad and from within its own public, insists that Hungary is simply misunderstood.

"They look at all their favourite movies, steal all the bits that are good, and change them a little to fool the public," insists the London-based American.

Change is likely to come only if the public insists on more public spending -- insisting in effect that the government can make better use of the money than individuals getting cash back in tax cuts and rebates, the Republican preference.