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31. Thousands of people are killed on our roads every year, yet a majority of us insist on flouting speed limits.

32. She did not insist on folding all her clothes, but used the closet too.

33. His strong sense of duty made him insist on going(http://Sentencedict.com), even if the weather was very bad.

34. She began to reproach her husband for his carelessness: Why did he insist on going out without his waterproof?

35. Successful entrepreneurs always insist on some form of agreement, even if it is just a simple letter confirming a conversation.

36. However, if they insist on collecting the fee, dump them.

37. But Taylor will insist on independent medical evidence if any selected players are withdrawn.

38. First, those firms with in-house architects, which insist on a standard formula without consideration of local conditions.

39. To insist on this would cancel out the mature, trustful(sentencedict.com), open and continually self-reviewing benefit of a good management team.

40. The new borrower will insist on some element of non-recourse.

41. Few lenders now insist on taking a formal charge over a life assurance policy.

42. Labour would insist on legally enforceable democracy in a union's internal affairs.

43. Which is why the majority of golf pros insist on GORE-TEX fabric.

44. However, the rights of any member or of the auditors to insist on a general meeting are entrenched by section 253.

45. Most companies insist on demonstrable quality management procedures before they will contract work at all.

46. So, the government was not inclined to insist on equal treatment.

47. Many parents want to be helpful, so each night they insist on reviewing the work of their children.

48. And if you didn't insist on meddling in large affairs that affect the globe, you would actually be charming.

49. If she were to insist on veal goulash, for example, all would be lost.

50. But not if policy makers insist on fighting the battles of the past.

51. Robert Kennedy, however, continued to insist on a less belligerent initial response.

52. Some mortgagees insist on approving the draft conveyance or transfer and regard must therefore be had to the practice of each mortgagee.

53. One must insist on this clear dividing line between the two stages of writing.

54. Or, if you insist on hanging around the office, they will set you to work on the accounts of charities.

55. You had to be a crank to insist on being right.

56. Surely, if she was the caring person she makes out, she would insist on paying her dues.

57. Those who hold that tongue speaking is the defining characteristic of pentecostalism insist on the Topeka advent.

58. It is also likely that the investors will not insist on their own presence to constitute a quorum at board meetings.

59. Will she insist on a guilty verdict and mandatory death sentence?

60. With respect to desire, they insist on the equal value of products of the hunt and products of the garden.