Sentence examples for unreasonable insistence from inspiring English sources
However, the downfall of many a faith has been its unreasonable insistence that adherents must eat everything on the plate.
Unfortunately, the newly built trust between Iran and the 5+1 powers is in danger of collapse because of the unreasonable insistence by hawkish politicians and pundits in the West who echo Tel Aviv's demands that Iran halt all enrichment activities and shut down the underground Fordo facility, even though the I.A.E.A. inspects it regularly.
The negotiator, Long Yongtu, said some countries had raised "unreasonable requests," apparently referring to an insistence by developing countries that they receive the same trade privileges that China had negotiated with the European Union and the United States.
In an interview today, Mr. Lieberman rejected the notion that he had deliberately sabotaged the coalition talks with unreasonable demands, and he defended his insistence on an exclusively rightist government after elections.
Be firm with people who seek to push your buttons without worrying about their insistence that you're being unreasonable or unfair.
The unreasonable waste of natural gas by the act, omission, sufferance or insistence of the lessor, lessee or operator of any land containing oil or gas, or both, whether before or after the removal of gasoline from such natural gas, is hereby declared to be opposed to the public interest and is hereby prohibited and declared to be unlawful.
The insistence of a defendant that he exercise this right under unreasonable conditions does not amount to a waiver.
He described Merkel's insistence that a political union should precede a fiscal and banking union as "unrealistic and unreasonable".
Indeed, JLR has reached such a point of frustration that they have briefed about a breakdown in the negotiations, citing unreasonable conditions demanded by BERR and the Treasury over the amount and terms of the loans, the government's insistence on appointing the chairman and a director to JLR, and the amount the parent company Tata should convert from loans to equity.
Mr. Thompson said the appeals court had ignored the Supreme Court's insistence on the "totality of the circumstances" in earlier cases in which police tactics were challenged under the Fourth Amendment's prohibition of unreasonable search and seizure.
