Sentence examples for will be insisted on from inspiring English sources

When Congress refused to take action, Olmsted wrote to Henry Bellows, the president of the Sanitary Commission, "I hope the time-serving, shilly shally, disjointed, incoherent, lazy, cowardly disposition which prevails in Washington, will not fail to be denounced, and the urgency of immediate, comprehensive governmental action in the premises, will be insisted on".

I just can't see the intolerance of the far right, presently directed not only at abortion clinics and homosexuals but also at high school libraries and small-town schoolteachers, as leading to a super-biblical puritanism by which procreation will be insisted on and reading of any kind banned.

And I will be insisting on extraordinary performance moving forward".

Labor's Doug Cameron says sorry Eric but Labor will be insisting on its amendments.

And I want to be very clear on the steps we will be insisting on to deliver this.

Under what conditions will counseling be insisted on?

By 2050, 68% will be in Asia, and they are insisting on eating as we do, with meat consumption in China alone almost quadrupling over the past three decades.

4.37am BST Australian Senate (@AuSenate) House of Reps will now be advised that the Senate is insisting on its amendments.

I expect that if it is discussed, the point will be to insist on its being more clearly taught and more faithfully observed.

For his role in There Will Be Blood he insisted on living in a tent on an abandoned Texas oilfield; before playing falsely-accused IRA bomber Gerry Conlon he lived in a prison cell, lost 30 pounds and got people to interrogate him and hurl water into his face.

But she admits there is a certain amusing charm to the fact that there will always be women who will insist on wearing heels to Khan Market.