Sentence examples for will not insist from inspiring English sources

The United Nations will not insist on strict compliance.

"But we will not insist on this one.

I will not insist that you spend more on vinegar than the wine, and cheaper balsamicos are notoriously bad.

The speculation is that Mr Bush will push for tax breaks for businesses and a tax rebate for individuals, but will not insist on extending his tax cuts.

Iraqis say they will not insist on reopening the case publicly at the United Nations to avoid the risk of not having it extended.

In addition, Mr. Putin is said to have explained to his traveling party that he will not insist on any Russian "sphere of influence" in Central Asia.

In the end, the majority of patients will be calmed by sound medical counsel, but a recalcitrant few — the cyberchondriacs among us — will not, insisting that our symptoms be checked, refusing to curb our suspicions even after they are.

As for the public option, it seems that he will still not insist on it if that puts off Republicans.

In the following, we will not necessarily insist on any procrustean definition of dynamics, but will instead give assorted interpretations, with commentary and as much clarity as we can manage.

"The play will not update," insists Russell.

There will not, he insists, be a leadership challenge.