Примеры использования Had insisted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Monet had insisted that the occasion be simple;
The defence attorney stressed that Satkangulov had insisted on the need for reconciliation when discussing issues concerning religion with his friends.119 58.
Black, unimpressed that Peters had insisted on gathering background information about the character,
Lord William had insisted on having two lanterns which he hung from rusting hooks in the lady hole's ceiling.
Mr. VALENCIA RODRIGUEZ commented that Mr. Aboul-Nasr had insisted that paragraph(f) should be included in the document.
Mexico had insisted that the Special Committee should recommend that allocation of additional resources to peace-keeping operations should not adversely affect the resources intended for cooperation in international development.
That was one reason why he had insisted on daylight for his part of the business.
what was private, what you had insisted for years was private.
adverse discrimination, indigenous peoples had insisted on the inclusion of the word"adverse" in the draft adopted by the Working Group on Indigenous Populations.
The Russian Federation had insisted, however, that the situation of citizens of other countries could not be addressed in any bilateral agreement.
His Government had insisted on the need to incorporate due process standards
Some delegations had insisted that such cases did not constitute precedents and had called for a review of the procedures for granting observer status.
He declared that his country had condemned the recent incident in Abyei and had insisted that it should be investigated
She had insisted on a Christian birth,
In an appearance on Al-Jazeera Television on 4 February 2002, she had insisted that women were entitled to participate in suicide bombings in Israel.
Lastly, the Commission had insisted on maintaining a comparator which it admitted was far from ideal.
However, the Russian authorities had insisted that they could only enter into an agreement with respect to citizens of the Russian Federation.
That situation would have been sufficient reason to postpone the work of the Working Group if the members had insisted.
it had in fact been the United Kingdom delegation which had insisted, some 12 years earlier, that the term"permissibility" should be used.
the Government had insisted that the classes should be maintained.