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Significados de insist last en inglés

Aún no tenemos significados para "insist last".
Uso de insist last en inglés
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The shadow home secretary insisted last night the split had not been acrimonious.
The Irish Times
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The Taoiseach insisted last night that his leadership of the country was still secure.
The Guardian
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A Barclays spokesman insisted last night that no decisions had been made about bonuses.
The Guardian
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The Belfast Agreement has not been suspended, the Minister for Foreign Affairs insisted last night.
The Irish Times
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Minister for Justice Michael McDowell insisted last night that he had never criticised the judiciary.
The Irish Times
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Irish sources insisted last night that there was no Government commitment to produce such an outcome.
The Irish Times
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But the Minister insisted last night he would not be reversing the abolition of the ceiling.
The Irish Times
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I insisted last winter that she should keep a fire; she is a little troubled with rheumatism.
A Little Girl in Old Boston
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The Prime Minister, Mr Benjamin Netanyahu, insisted last night that his coalition would continue its important work .
The Irish Times
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Downing Street sources insisted last night that the vote on the Brexit deal would go ahead next week.
The Guardian
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The onus for breaking the current political deadlock rests with the paramilitaries, not unionists, he insisted last night.
The Irish Times
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One of the promoters behind the Electric Picnic festival insisted last night that this year's event will proceed.
The Irish Times
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A Government spokesman insisted last night that this is not the intention, and that amendments will be considered today.
The Irish Times
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Minister for Justice Michael McDowell insisted last night the Government was not for turning on the prison pay dispute.
The Irish Times
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The SDLP insisted last night the Orange Order would not be allowed to parade down the Garvaghy Road in Portadown.
The Irish Times
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Minister for Finance Michael Noonan insisted last night that Ireland would not engage in any unilateral "burning" of bondholders.
The Irish Times