English-French translation for "insistent"

insistent {adj.} (also: crying, pressing, urgent)

to insist [insisted|insisted] {vb} (also: to hasten, to oppress, to press, to rush)

to insist [insisted|insisted] {vb}

I am insistent that there will be no complacency.

People will be much more insistent on trying to seek bail.

They have been insistent on the relevance of the United Nations Register.

Parliament will obviously be extremely vigilant and insistent about this.

Why is the government so insistent on continuing in this foolish direction?

Given the risk inherent in work by definition, constant and insistent action is required.

The IPU is slowly moving forward, a result of the constant and insistent prodding of Sheila Finestone.

Nor are we surprised that calls for a new financial architecture are so insistent.

This lack of rigour on the part of jurists who are so insistent on the strict application of patent law, I find surprising.

I would like to hear what the Council’ s High Representative has to say in response to this insistent appeal.

It is an incentive which the Spirit constantly inspires in the Church and which becomes more insistent precisely in the moments of greatest difficulty.

As they grow in strength, MINURCAT and EUFOR will make it possible to respond better to this insistent demand for security.

But those needs are just as real and insistent, and they represent for them the most immediate denial of their rights as human beings.

Mention must be made of the role played by the sovereign, who had been insistent that women should be accorded political rights, including the right to elect and be elected.

Obviously, the need for such a law was dictated by the ever more frequent and insistent calls that were being made for Union Republics to secede from the USSR.

Its insistent demand for " the implementation of an integrated policy to promote women's interests " is laudable and highlights an important area in which we have fallen behind.

In this regard, the organizations were insistent on the need to maintain flexibility in the approach to this matter, in order to meet their diverse operational requirements.

It is not surprising to note, therefore, that this report, like the Gasòliba i Böhm report, is insistent on calling for the strictest orthodoxy, particularly in budgetary matters.

The Australian Family Court, however, has been more insistent that a child’s right to contact is qualified by the best interests principle.264

My consultations, which took place practically from 10 November, when I returned, right until my departure from Geneva, were, as somebody has observed, extensive and insistent.