Sentence examples for separately insisted from inspiring English sources

That prospect alarms Mr. Peoples and Mr. McNair, who separately insisted they would be willing to carry on the Tops' tradition.

However, Fernando Teixeira dos Santos, Portugal's finance minister, separately insisted to reporters that "it is not for the government to negotiate with the opposition".

Interrupting him, Buscombe said that "she didn't have the power" to investigate the phone hacking story properly - and separately insisted that "I'd never had my personal strings pulled" by any of the newspaper groups that fund the PCC.

Separately, McConnell insisted that Republicans would not repeat the tactic of forcing a government shutdown when current spending authority expires early next year.

Senior figures from Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat campaigns came together, but separately Labour insisted it run its own Labour In campaign led by Alan Johnson.

The two groups sat separately, each insisting the other group did not eat right.

Executives from both banks, however, insisted separately that several hurdles were still obstructing the wide-scale adoption of cloud computing in banking.

- Did Wasserman-Schultz and Ensign appear separately because Ensign insisted on it?

"Do them separately, man," I insist, shoving the batteries into the bag with the drone.

Discusses the difficulties with police who, unlike the other unions, insisted on negotiating separately.

Cohesion, never the strongest suit of a group who used to dislike each other's company so much they insisted on being interviewed separately, is somewhat lacking.