Sentence examples for Data insist from inspiring English sources

President Obama and other defenders of the amassing of data insist that no individual conversation or transaction is ever examined without "court" approval, meaning a warrant from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.

They have no notion that on the most popular websites up to 1,300 companies are watching what they do.Although companies that buy and sell data insist that they use numbers, not names, to identify individuals, it is getting easier and easier to pinpoint people with supposedly anonymised online tracking information.

Image Data insists that the database, which would allow retailers or police across the country instantly to match a name and photograph, is primarily designed to fight cheque and credit-card fraud.

The artistry lies in acts of narrative imagination, the ability to take disparate wisps of data and insist that oil must exist in a particular spot and then to entice a company with your enthusiasm.

Meanwhile, Labour leader Ed Miliband has begun an uncertain tussle with the trade unions that may find him caught up in internal battles, and people who spend their lives picking through polling data still insist the average Briton cannot imagine him moving into Downing Street.

Reviewers should flag those manuscripts that lack supporting data and insist that authors include it as part of the publication.

"We are not overreaching our data," Christakis insisted.

"Athletes can become too dependent on data," he insists.

He was passionate about data quality, insisting on primary sources when possible.

Johnson said he was a passionate supporter of the communications data bill, insisting this was not a knee-jerk reaction to the Woolwich killing.

Pushback from senators on the panel led Brennan to endorse a "congressional commission" on expanding legal authorities available to US security agencies to access encrypted data, and insisted he did not back a mechanism "perceived as a backdoor".