Sentence examples similar to resolutions insisting on from inspiring English sources
Under Du Bois's guidance, the resolutions insisted on racial equality, and that Africa be ruled by Africans (not, as in the 1919 congress, with the consent of Africans).
On the initiative of Parliament, special importance was placed on consumer rights, which was part of the deal achieved with the Council: the resolutions insisted on increasing consumer rights (change of suppliers, direct information through smart meters and efficient treatment of complaints made to an energy 'ombudsman').
On February 11, the European Parliament passed its second resolution insisting on a presidential grant of executive clemency to Peltier.
Goldsmith returned with a different or "better view": that war was legal after all under the existing UN resolution insisting on disarmament.
Resolution #4 -- Progressives must insist on a serious increase in the minimum wage.
She insisted on transcending labels.
The US, Israel's closest ally, had made clear it opposed the set timetable in the draft resolution, insisting instead on a negotiated peace agreement between the Israelis and Palestinians.
The president also was keeping an eye on the U.N. Security Council, which voted unanimously on a resolution insisting that Iraq disarm or face "serious consequences".
This is how Casey wins, Kirsten thinks — by not insisting on resolution, which compels Kirsten toward it.
But on Capitol Hill, there were few signs of a resolution, with the Republican-dominated Honse insisting on using the budget to impede the healthcare law, and Democrats in the Senate refusing to be strong-armed into negotiations.
