Sentence examples for were adamant on from inspiring English sources

Despite rejecting the offer of their own income-taxing powers, the premiers were adamant on Friday that the nation faces a serious revenue problem, and governments would need to raise taxes to retain health and education services at the levels Australians expect.

The numbers of fascists was pretty laughable, but Jews and anti-fascists were adamant on the counter demonstration that no matter how many of them there were, they still needed to be opposed.

Inspector Jack Carrigan, the troubled protagonist of Stav Sherez's masterfully executed British police procedural, A DARK REDEMPTION (Europa Editions, paper, $17), is adamant on one point: "We don't talk about those days.

WHEN Imperial Tobacco, the world's fourth-largest cigarette-maker, said in July that it would spend $7.1 billion to expand its business in America, its chief executive, Alison Cooper, was adamant on one point: it will not be buying companies.

Putnam is adamant on this.

Mr. Manley was adamant on that point today.

But Ms. Fekter was adamant on Friday, saying: "Austria is sticking to bank secrecy".

I said: 'jobs, jobs, jobs.' I am adamant on that point".

She called herself an Abstract Expressionist, and she was adamant on this point.

In India, a vegetarian woman is adamant on divorce if her husband doesn't stop demanding chicken for dinner.

"It was clear to us that he knew what Hitler stood for and was adamant on not changing the name when we met him".