Sentence examples for steadily insisting from inspiring English sources

Donald Trump has been steadily insisting that U.S. allies must pay their "fair share" of the world's national security expenses, in NATO and similar alliances.

During her lifetime in the vanguard of dance-theater, Ms. Halprin has inverted Martha Graham's dictum that movement never lies, steadily insisting that lies never make movement.

Mr. Bush has steadily insisted he would not approve any legislation that exceeds his spending request for the war, sets any withdrawal deadlines or adds domestic money he opposes like the unemployment benefits.

Health care is being pushed steadily toward standardization, insisting on an algorithmic approach to diagnosis and treatment.

The Clinton administration, meanwhile, has done a good job of insisting that America's share of peacekeeping responsibilities be steadily reduced.

So while those streaming steadily through the doors insisted that their purchases were motivated by love, there was a palpable sense of competition in the air.

Mr. Scholen noted that over the last 20 years, the percentage lenders would insist on steadily decreased, as has the number of new shared-appreciation mortgages.

Predictably enough, this self-indulgently long goodbye has landed Canada and its ruling Liberal Party with the embarrassment of a prime minister from whom power is steadily seeping away.Mr Chrétien insists that he still has much to do, especially some ambitious social reforms.

Hu insisted that China has steadily expanded freedom.

"As soon as the war started, we put in place measures to secure the border - and they've been steadily increased in the past three years," he insists.

The current staff of 159 reflects 53 fewer positions than in 1980, although agency officials insist their workload has steadily increased in both volume and complexity.