This is not pedantry, but a quiet insistence that Africans can no longer be lumped together as one.
The deal drags Germany further away from its insistence that well-managed economies should not have to pay for the mistakes of wayward ones.
For months, Republican leaders have been uniform in their insistence that they would allow everyone's taxes to rise if the rich did not get to keep their Bush-era tax breaks.
The local Abbot, however, refused him on his father's insistence.
This insistence on ideological purity may explain why the fortunes of the party have disappointed of late.
They sneer at Serena's "Student Driver" sign as just another obstacle in their daily insistence that everybody else get the hell out of their way.
What kind of friends around you, your orientation will be what you will become, insistence and protection is not dirty dirty, only to a certain time, everything will not go to the words.
A big sticking point will be Merkel's insistence on renegotiating the Lisbon treaty.
And he has dropped his insistence that only those prepared to join the party can be part of the revolution.
But so far Mr Abdul Jalil and his DE facto prime minister, Mahmoud Jibril, seem level-headed and sincere in their insistence that they want to help build a pluralistic and democratic state.
Late Friday the United Nations Security Council stopped short of calling the election illegitimate at the insistence of South Africa.
On one thing all save one of the leaders will agree: China's insistence on pegging its currency to the dollar is causing serious imbalances in world trade.
The killers of Manoj and Babli were pursued largely at the insistence of the groom’s mother, Chandrapati.
The insistence on minimum payments is a variation on this theme.
So was his insistence on denying funds to the "surge" that has worked so well (if belatedly) in Iraq, and his determination to withdraw troops from the conflict according to a rigid timetable.
Somehow you have to meet the self-certain with equal and opposite insistence and persistence.
At Hitler's insistence the production of civilian goods had been maintained at a surprisingly large figure throughout the war--ostensibly to keep up morale.
WHY did the Catholic church’s insistence on priestly celibacy in the late 11th century give Europeans an early advantage over other societies in establishing the rule of law?
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