Sentence examples for Current insistence from inspiring English sources

Many people have argued that the IMF's current insistence on major structural reforms is a mistake, that it involves going beyond the Fund's mandate.

Yet the current insistence on entirely separating ideological and non-ideological rampages seems rather perverse given how closely autogenic and non-autogenic massacres now resemble each other.

The ADA attracted attention previously for its ties to drug and device manufacturers and I fear those continuing connections may have influenced their current insistence on aggressive lowering of blood sugar, a goal that usually requires multiple medications.

He recently intimated that a "final round" of fighting might be needed to make plain who is local top dog.Is there the slightest chance that Azerbaijan might draw back from its current insistence that all pre-war boundaries must be restored, with Karabakh given only the "broadest possible autonomy" within Azerbaijan?

EJW: How much of today's current insistence on conformity, normalcy, and cure do you think traces to our cultural heritage of the eugenicist beliefs described in your book, where references to non-typical people, in the context of arguing for their sterilization, institutionalization, or murder, are littered with phrases like "unfit," "social discards," "morally impaired," "menace," "hopeless"?

(From that experience he drew a dislike of the current establishment insistence — bordering on mania — for standardized tests and curriculums. He views this as antithetical to true learning).

Finally, it's worth noting that the current official insistence on order almost certainly falls harder on protesters than on the press.

Palace, meanwhile, appear to be closing in on former Chelsea defender Dan Petrescu to replace Ian Holloway despite his current club's insistence the Romanian is going nowhere.

The statement comes despite the current owner's insistence it has no plans to sell the brand.

On this occasion, Kasich was promoting the most tiresome conceit of the current budget debate: the insistence of Republicans that they're not cutting federal spending programs--they're merely slowing the rate of growth.

This is the backdrop to the insistence of current coach Luiz Felipe Scolari that Brazil will win the 2014 World Cup.