Roleset insist.01 Verbnet Class: NONE "require, insist":

Roles:

Arg0:insister


Arg1:thing insisted, required

Examples:

insist a PP (-)
If government or private watchdogs insist, however, on introducing greater friction between the markets (limits on price moves, two-tiered execution, higher margin requirements, taxation, etc.), the end loser will be the markets themselves.
Arg0:	government or private watchdogs
REL:	insist
ArgM-DIS:	however
Arg1-on:	introducing greater friction between the markets (limits on price moves, two-tiered execution, higher margin requirements, taxation, etc.)




insist an S (-)
But David N. McCammon, vice president, finance, insisted that cost-cutting and tight production capacity will make results ``better in this downturn than in prior downturns,'' when Ford had net losses.
ArgM-DIS:	But
Arg0:	David N. McCammon , vice president , finance ,
REL:	insisted
Arg1:	cost-cutting and tight production capacity will make results ``better in this downturn than in prior downturns,'' when Ford had net losses

Insist-an-S is essentially a verb of saying, so it can take all the constructions seen in (eg) say, such as fronted, split, etc. Have fun!