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Finally, I will continue to insist on a very quick solution.
I therefore believe the House must continue to insist on this.
We must continue to insist that religion and peace go together.
We in this Parliament must continue to insist that they do.
But one must continue to insist, even if there is no hope of carrying ones demands through.
As for the indicators, 95% of them, as well as 35% of experts, continue to insist on the rapid fall of the pair.
The EU should continue to insist on the right to a fair trial for Mr Larrañaga.
More than 90% of indicators point to thegrowth of the pair, whilst over 80% of experts continue to insist on its fall.
We must continue to insist that missiology is taught in our seminaries all over the world.
While a number of authorities believe he is correct,other experts continue to insist that Boni's site is the correct one.
We will therefore continue to insist in the Council that the conditions we have proposed be approved.
Notwithstanding last week's rise of the pair,70% of experts continue to insist that the pair should anyway go down at least to the level of 1.0800.
They also continue to insist on a controlled, partial disclosure that would gradually unfold over the next 100 years.
In the meantime, even as I direct constituents to the Ombudsman,I will continue to insist on a return of power to the people, which will lead to a real democracy.
You continue to insist upon this launch without confirming this message first, I will be backed by the rules of precedence.
The European Parliament andthe Member States must continue to insist on the criteria that we laid down at the beginning of the process.
Continue to insist upon your right to participate in national debate through respectful dialogue with other elements in society.
However, the vast majority of experts(around 80%) continue to insist that the pair will go down at least to the level of 1.1100.
Authorities continue to insist that the private press also operated without proper licenses, and that independent journalists routinely evaded the compulsory National Service Program.
Most experts, with the indicators staying neutral, continue to insist on EUR/USD's return to the values of the second half of November.
If you continue to insist that"noor"(used for the moon) means borrowed or reflected light, in comparison to the word(siraaj lamp) used for the sun, consider the following verses.
I hope that this will serve to reassure the public that the Commission will continue to insist on a very high level of health protection based on sound scientific risk assessment.
Yet our Church leaders continue to insist that the disastrous process of change responsible for this admitted invasion and auto-demolition of the Church be continued full steam ahead.
That has not been the case andthis demonstrates that we must continue to insist and continue to make progress on mechanisms that help to resolve the problems of the human factor.
We should continue to insist on a comprehensive global and balanced agreement which aims at a deeper political and cooperation relationship as well as wide and far-reaching trade liberalisation.
Firstly, for us,the great problem- and we must continue to insist on this- stems from the definition of a free-trade area, and that is something we must consider.
We must continue to insist that the Member States must share responsibility here, because this could make it easier for us to attain the level of funding needed.
We would have, therefore, found it very beneficial- and we must continue to insist on this- if these two key policy areas which we are all so dependent upon had been incorporated into the treaty.
Meanwhile, the Montenegrins continue to insist on a referendum or any other form of plebiscite that would be really meaningful, before that country takes an important and serious step, which will have consequences in the international arena.
We have also made clear that both national authorities andstock exchanges may continue to insist on higher standards of disclosure and corporate governance as a requirement of listing, if they so wish. This should put some fears to rest.