Sentence examples for therefore insists from inspiring English sources

The liberal state therefore insists that not all religion can be allowed full expression in "the public square".

The Security Council therefore insists that Iraq be stripped of illicit weapons, though it still disagrees over whether this can be done by inspection or now only by force.

Leibniz therefore insists, "when the parts of the bodies absorb the force of the impact, as a whole, as when two pieces of rich earth or clay come into collision … when, I say, some force is absorbed by the parts, it is as good as lost … But this loss … does not detract from the inviolable truth of the law of the conservation of the same force in the world.

He therefore insists that he has a constitutional right to discriminate against Craig and Mullins and that for the state to forbid him to do so would violate his right to the free exercise of religion, which is guaranteed by the First Amendment.

The Government, therefore, insisted that the bounty be spread around.

We therefore insist that software or algorithms be made available to readers in a usable form.

The Americans therefore insist on "meaningful participation" by big developing countries.

He is therefore insisting on what he calls "reciprocation" from India.

You should, therefore, insist that you make the payment direct to the property owner via credit card.

James saw this and therefore insisted on believing in our human freedom to try to make things better.

A more professional approach – some say the return of Community Health Councils in a new reincarnation — was therefore insisted on by the government, despite protests from LINks.