Sentence examples for record insisting from inspiring English sources

The Met defended its record, insisting it had "a clear professional standards policy" and did "not tolerate discrimination in any form".

The universities defended their record, insisting they were increasing outreach work, bursaries and targeting of poorer students and were actively investigating new ways of improving recruitment.

Dr Wendy Piatt, director general of the Russell Group, defends her members' record, insisting that the "underlying cause" of the problem was occurring long before university.

Two Pakistani journalists, interviewed separately, said General Musharraf's chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Ghulam Ahmed, had told them on the record, insisting that he be quoted, that the Indians had backed away three times from agreed joint statements.

The Italian prelate who was Pope Benedict's righthand man in the Vatican during his scandal-dogged papacy has defended his much-criticised record, insisting he "gave everything" to the job despite the activities of "vipers" in the Roman curia.

Bell spokeswoman April Odom vehemently defended the mayor's record, insisting that Woodfin's characterization of the mayor's staff size is completely dishonest.

(The White House, for the record, insisted it would keep pushing for the climate and immigration ideas.

The couple's friends, for the record, insisted that she hadn't.

The Germans never seem to have a down era, although the record insists they went out in the quarterfinals in 1994 and 1998.

Strange: U2's new record insists that there's no line on the horizon, but there is one, and now we even know the title.

Roger Maris went to his grave knowing of the dual record insisted on by Ford Frick, commissioner and conflicted conspirator on the subject of Babe Ruth, after 1961.