Sentence examples for those insisting from inspiring English sources

"Those insisting on a plebiscite in the government say we're better than this, we'll have a legitimate and moderate debate.

Those insisting that this season's rugby fare is dire because of flawed regulations had their case severely damaged in this outstanding Heineken Cup tie yesterday.

Nowotny also added his voice to those insisting that a currency war is not taking place, calling such chatter "absolutely unnecessary".

When Hayhoe encounters those insisting that what happens in the world is controlled by God, she explains the climate science – but can also reference the Bible.

Vargas maintained a precarious balance between those advocating greater state intervention in the economy (including government ownership of industries and natural resources) and those insisting instead on domestic and foreign private investment.

Yet the deal implicitly recognises that Iran will stay in the enrichment game.Not there yetBut those insisting that Iran must forswear any enrichment in the future are demanding something that almost certainly cannot be negotiated.

And sometimes, those doing the insisting, the hurting, are self-described feminists.

He has denied those allegations, insisting that the claims are an effort to smear him.

(How much more reactionary than Powell are those still insisting "Enoch was right" today).

Those guidelines include insisting on "modesty," prohibiting boys from changing diapers and not "tolerating laziness".

Those involved insist not.