Sentence examples for which insisted in from inspiring English sources

The view that a broken cable would not pose a critical safety problem has been challenged by the National Transportation Safety Board, which insisted in investigations several years ago that the cables were crucial to flight safety.

The act also builds in a cost-benefit analysis which insists, in a very English test of reasonableness, that the good to humans must clearly outweigh the harm to animals.

Isis fighters threatened to take control of Iraq's largest oil refinery, at Baiji, after an overnight and morning battle with the Iraqi military, which insisted it remained in control of the facility.

Gavras already has a certain notoriety: his epic, nine-minute music video for the hip-hop artist MIA's single "Born Free" – in which a group of redheads are rounded up and made to run across a minefield – was deemed "inappropriate for some users" by YouTube, which insisted they sign in to view it.

But Mr. Benigni produced the film himself, and worldwide distribution was taken over by Miramax, which insisted on deep cuts in the first half to shape it more to international tastes -- and the Oscars.

Labor required the support of the minor Greens party - which insisted on the tax - in order to have enough seats in Parliament to control government.

Before long, however, the majority of theologians confronted this small school with the demands of classic Christian dogma, which insisted on confronting divine transcendence in any assertions about Jesus Christ.

The British Car Parking Association, the industry organisation that acts for most parking enforcement companies, said it had a code of practice which insisted that members treat motorists in a "professional, reasonable and diligent way".

Now, to be sure, Hume is aware that Newton decisively refuted the Mechanical Philosophy's program which insisted that explanations be cast in terms of the impact of colliding bodies (section 4.2).

She bids a kindly farewell to a lover (with lyrics from E.E. Cummings) in "Sonnets/Unrealities XI," and counsels generosity in "Pleasure Is All Mine," which insists, "when in doubt, give".

Whoever designs the actual buildings will have to adhere to a preordained design code, which insists they "work in sympathy with surrounding character areas and architectural types without resorting to pastiche".