Sentence examples for whether insisting from inspiring English sources

China has to carefully consider whether insisting on dealing with the Asean countries separately will make them gravitate closer to the U.S. One of China's long-term goals is to be economically integrated with the Asean countries, as well as with Japan and South Korea.

I am grateful to her for insisting, whether it was true or not, that she had not remained with Father during my high school years for my sake.

Whether she's insisting that we just don't understand her or feigning tears over being declared a "rotten egg" when she's the last one out the door, my daughter is nothing if not dramatic.

Whether it's insisting that you're going to be keeping an eye on your tween's Facebook page or announcing that cell phones aren't allowed at the dinner table, be willing to lose the popularity contest with your kids.

Their chances of getting him depend on whether the Twins insist on receiving another top prospect in the deal.

MPs have rejected some key changes to the bill proposed by the Lords and, in the first round of "ping-pong", peers are expected to vote on whether to agree with the Commons, or whether to insist on their changes.

Conservatives are divided on whether to continue trying to dismantle the law piece by piece, or whether to insist on wholesale repeal of the measure.

Likewise, America's racial problem hinges on whether America insists on holding its Southern self as still blameworthy and "other" or whether it invites it in, without qualification, just as the world today recognizes Germany as so much more than the Kaiser and Nazism, and treats it as a member of the community of nations with equal moral and cultural standing as the rest.

He is uncertain whether Judy is as ugly and boring as he keeps insisting, or whether he has a superior attitude toward her because he is afraid of letting himself open up to another person.

On the second it must decide whether to insist that flexibility must be subject to unanimous vote, including the approval of those not planning to adopt new policies.

Pfizer had called its offer "final"; AstraZeneca's shareholders now have to decide whether to insist that their board negotiate with Pfizer.