Sentence examples for should not insist from inspiring English sources

"Omar said the United States should not insist on the bin Laden issue".

Treasury should not insist on full debt repayment before providing a return on equity.

For their part, provided free and fair new elections are held, Miss Suu Kyi and her party should not insist on the results of the election they won in a landslide in 1990 being honoured.

Senator Charles E. Grassley, the Republican of Iowa who is in line to become chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, said Mr. Bush "should be very flexible" and should not insist on his campaign proposal.

In a letter released yesterday, the European Association of Listed Companies said the Securities and Exchange Commission should allow the use of international accounting standards but should not insist that companies follow all the standards.

The British Psychological Society's report Understanding Psychosis and Schizophrenia, praised by your columnist Clare Allen (theguardian.com, 2 December), argues that "professionals should not insist that people accept any one particular framework of understanding, for example that their experiences are symptoms of an illness".

"If you disagree on something you shouldn't yield and you shouldn't insist on winning.

We shouldn't insist that she must stay alive simply because we think her life has value.

Social support programs should perhaps not insist on constraining addicted persons to belong to recovery subcultures, but perhaps to a greater degree encourage people to design their personal recovery support, operationalized as something that promotes an already existing and healthier identity within themselves.

Why should the United States not insist on the end of the occupation as a prerequisite to that solution?

Regulators also should not necessarily insist on an outright ban on leverage above a certain level.