This is why the company has always insisted on charging a premium for its PCs.
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Her advisers have always insisted she's relaxed about what future course Australia might choose to take.
Mr Perisic had always insisted that he was not aware of or responsible for atrocities.
Yet it has always insisted, rightly, that the two should settle their differences peacefully.
Ivory-tower types have always insisted that it is futile for anyone to try to beat the market.
Mrs Cannings had always insisted that the babies were victims of cot death.
Sterlite, which is 54%-owned by Vedanta, has always insisted that the plant used a smelt process that was internationally accepted.
Prosecutors have always insisted the investigation into the bombing remains live, and they require to keep the pieces for evidential reasons.
Italy has always insisted that the shooting had taken place in international waters, and that the men should be tried in Italy.
Mr. Orsi has always insisted he had done no wrong, while Mr. Spagnolini has never made a public statement about his arrest.
Kingsley Ojo refused requests from BBC News for an interview, but he has always insisted he had nothing to do with the killing.
Soon-Shiong, a surgeon who made his initial riches selling generic drugs to hospitals, has always insisted that the drug was more than just side-effect-sparing.
The champion cyclist has always insisted he never took performance-enhancing drugs.
But everyone knows this means little, as the FARC have always insisted a ceasefire would be called only after a peace agreement had been hammered out.
Mr. Oldenburg thinks of his public art as "a step into architecture" and always insisted on permanence his public art was meant to last, like a building.
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Mr Johnson said he had always insisted he did not want the emotional or financial burden of fathering a child he would not be bringing up.
Ernie always insisted he was more than just the straightman.
This "strategic" approach to arms control, which always insisted on retaining the option of modernization and never took risks with verifiability, was nearly overwhelmed by assaults from two opposite directions.
Damien Donaghy, who was 15 when he was shot, has always insisted that he was not a nail bomber although he told the tribunal that he had been throwing stones.
Mr Cahuzac, who has always insisted he has never had an account in Switzerland "or anywhere else abroad", has to date been firmly backed by Mr Hollande and his fellow ministers.
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills has always insisted its changes to student finance are fair - and that going to university depends on ability - not ability to pay.
Mr Cardoso's strategy was thus to use foreign capital, attracted partly by privatisation, to buy time while he tackled the public sector, something which his officials always insisted could be done only gradually.
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There has been no official response to Dr Afridi's allegations, but the Pakistani authorities have always insisted that they treated him the way any country would someone found working for a foreign spy agency.
Rubin, who has always insisted he didn't want the top job at the bank, settled back into his role as director and head of the board's executive committee after Reed left the company in 2000.
Britain is one of the five permanent members of the Security Council, and has always insisted it has acted correctly over issues like Western Sahara, not selling weapons to either side for use in the conflict.
"The Bank of Japan always insisted that they have already done everything they can do, so this means that any minor change of monetary policy cannot be confident, " CSFB's Yasushi Okada told the BBC's World Business Report.
Marconi's top executives had always insisted that it was going to be spared the worst of the telecoms meltdown, because its products were at the high end of the market, and because it was not so heavily dependent as its rivals on the American market.
Nathaniel's mother always insisted that he had assured her that he was going to divorce his wife and come to live with them, and one of the more disturbing sequences is the son's interview with his mother, in which he questions her as she tearfully clings to her story.
But Mr Miliband insisted he always took anonymous quotes "with a very large dose of salt".
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