Sentence examples for to the insistence from inspiring English sources

Which ones led to the insistence that private holders of Greek debt face losses?

These come down to the insistence that something new must be added to what is old.

Their particular objection was to the insistence of the EU and its allies that the successor to Kyoto must be legally binding on all parties.

"It is due to the insistence of certain institutional actors on submitting absurd proposals and displaying a total indifference to the recent democratic choice of the Greek people".

No detail is too minute, from the podiums – so that the candidates appear at the same height – to the insistence that both candidates walk on stage simultaneously.

Their particular objection was to the insistence of the EU and its allies that the successor to Kyoto must be legally binding on all countries.

Wilson knew well that the Second Bank of the United States — a 19th-century precursor to the Fed — had been left to die, at the insistence of President Andrew Jackson.

What it did was be poetry — it offered an alternative to the insistences, the mechanized passions, of mass society.

What it did was be poetry it offered an alternative to the insistences, the mechanized passions, of mass society.

Throughout the tournament, announcers and commentators careful enough to heed the insistence of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, will refer to the players as "student-athletes".

Meanwhile prominent liberals have continued to decry the insistence that gay clerics should be required to be celibate.