Sentence examples for which was insisting from inspiring English sources

Like Roosevelt, Kirchner had to stand up not only to powerful moneyed interests but also to most of the economics profession, which was insisting that his policies would lead to disaster.

If a new ARP reply, which is insisting on a new MAC address for an existing IP address, arrives, the new (IP, MAC) mapping is accepted, only when the node corresponding to the previous MAC address is not alive.

The request for help was a humbling turnabout for Ireland, which just last week was insisting it could manage its own finances.

The document also described the issue of imported tobacco additives (casings and flavours) for which an El Salvadoran representative was insisting on a 10% tax.

It is surely a lesser job, too, than finance minister, which Mr Chirac is insisting Mr Sarkozy relinquish.

America, which had been insisting that poorer countries make more promises on fighting climate change, backed down.

A third is the mood of creditor countries such as Germany, which have been insisting on a "substantial" contribution by private bondholders.

The 33% price cut agreed between Rio Tinto and Nippon Steel, as a result, put pressure on Chinese steelmakers led by Baosteel which have been insisting for a 40%-50 40%-50tion.

Added to all that is government austerity, on which the IMF is insisting.

"They're either coming from across the border, from Turkey, which the Turks are insisting is not happening," Mr. Tabler said.

The conditions on which the IMF are insisting in return for the cash such as harsh public-spending cuts may cause further economic trouble.